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Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones celebrates father-in-law Kirk Douglas' 101 birthday

| | Dec 10, 2017, at 09:41 pm

Los Angeles, Dec 10 (IBNS); Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones recently celebrated 101st birthday of  her father-in-law and veteran actor Kirk Douglas.

She called him an 'inspirational' person.

Jones shared an image of herself with her father-in-law on social media.

Beside the post, she wrote: "101 today!!!! My darling Pappy on my knee.  Happy Birthday to my wonderful, inspirational and loving father in law, Kirk. Love you with all my heart. ❤️#hero."

Kirk is the father of actor-producer Michael Douglas.

He turned 101 on Saturday.

Image: Catherine Zeta-Jones Instagram page

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