Readying herself for a day of travel, Catherine Zeta Jones was spotted arriving at the airport in New York City earlier today (June 6).
The upcoming Tony Awards presenter was nearly unrecognizable as she made her way into the terminal, shielding most of her face with a black wide-brimmed hat and large sunglasses.
Having remained mostly out of the public eye ever since her hospital check-in to battle depression, Catherine Zeta Jones was in high spirits as she exited her New York City apartment on Tuesday (May 31).
The Welsh actress was decked out in a colorful ensemble as staffers helped her load a mound of luggage into an awaiting vehicle before setting off for their airport destination.
Back in April she checked into a medical facility to deal with her bipolar II disorder, and according to Michael Douglas his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones is doing quite well.
The “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps” stud told press that his 41-year-old lady is back in action and feeling much better.
He’s had a rough year battling throat cancer, and Michael Douglas told Oprah Winfrey that his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones didn’t really have a choice when it came to talking about her struggle with bipolar II disorder.
Shielding themselves from the rainy skies above, the cast of "Playing the Field" arrived at their Shreveport, Louisiana film set earlier today (April 21).
She recently underwent a stint at a medical facility to help her cope with bipolar II disorder, and Catherine Zeta-Jones is determined to help others who struggle with the illness.
The “Entrapment” actress told press, “This is a disorder that affects millions of people and I am one of them.”
It's where his battle with throat cancer first began late last summer, and now Michael Douglas is doing his part to give back to the place that detected the disease others had missed.
It has just been announced that the 65-year-old Oscar-winner plans to host a fundraiser for Montreal's Jewish General Hospital, the site of his throat cancer diagnosis.
