Michael Douglas admits he took wife Catherine Zeta-Jones for granted
Catherine and Michael at the AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Jane Fonda event last week. Getty
Looks like even celebrities learn from their relationship problems.
Michael Douglas has revealed how much he's learned from past mistakes with wife Catherine Zeta-Jones.
''When you are younger you care what other people think," he told The Sun on Sunday. "And you take the person closest to you for granted.
"You waste a lot of energy on strangers to make a good impression. When you're older you focus that energy on the people closest to you, on your family. And you're courteous.
"First you have to admit that you made a mistake," the 69-year-old added. "Then dealing with it is easy."
We couldn't agree more Michael! Maybe next time you'll think twice before making personal 'oral' reveals like the one in the video below…
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