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Catherine Zeta-Jones Strips Down In Stunning Photo For Michael Douglas' Birthday Gift

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The Chicago star admitted that she's "running out of gift ideas" in the caption of her racy Instagram photo celebrating her shared birthday with husband Michael Douglas.

Catherine Zeta-Jones presented husband and birthday twin Michael Douglas with "gift option two" after "running out of gift ideas."

And we don't think he minded one bit.


Zeta-Jones took to Instagram to celebrate Douglas' 80th birthday on September 25 with a stunning stripped-down photo.

The Chicago star posted a racy snap of herself staring into a bathroom mirror wearing only heels.

In the caption of her post, Zeta-Jones, who turned 55 on the same day, wrote:

"In my birthday suit!"
"After over 25 years of sharing my birthday day with my husband, I am running out of gift ideas!"
"This is gift option two, golf balls being option one… of course 🤣"

You can see the post below.

Viewers of the post were rather impressed by the photo.

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And many took the opportunity to wish both Douglas and Zeta-Jones a happy birthday, as well.

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Zeta-Jones later shared another celebratory post showing Bono singing "Happy Birthday" at the couple's joint celebration.

Douglas himself also gave a birthday shoutout on Instagram, sharing a gorgeous picture of his wife and writing:

"To my birthday sister, I love you with all my heart! "
"May your new year be the best!"

We hope they both enjoyed their shared special day!

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