She’s often been named one of the most beautiful women in the world.
And Catherine Zeta-Jones showed why on Tuesday when she took to her Instagram Stories to share a sizzling swimsuit selfie.
The actress, 54, showed off her long legs in the black one-shoulder swimsuit,
which boasted a cutout across the chest to flash a glimpse of her cleavage.
The Chicago star also sported a straw fedora and a pair of oversized sunglasses as she cocked out her hip to pose in a mirror.
Captioning the cheeky snap, Catherine joked: ‘Oops! You caught me posing!’
Her sexy display comes after it was revealed she and her husband Michael Douglas putting their gorgeous 1920s-era mansion in New York’s Westchester County up for sale.
The 79-year-old Wall Street actor and his wife are listing the riverfront property for $12 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The potential sale could net the acting couple a $7.5 million payday, as Catherine bought the home in 2019 for only $4.5 million, public records indicated.
The home, which is located in the tony village of Irvington, New York — only about 20 miles away from the Big Apple — boasts an impressive 12 acres running along the Hudson River, according to their Compass listing agent David Turner.
While speaking to the paper, Catherine shared that she and her husband were looking to spend more time elsewhere now that their adult children had moved out of the house.
Michael and Catherine share their son Dylan, 23, and their daughter Carys, 21, while the China Syndrome actor also has an older son, Cameron, 45 from his first marriage to Diandra Morrell.
They were married from 1977 until splitting in 1995, though their divorce was not finalized until 2000.
‘When I purchased our Irvington home I knew our family would share many happy times here, and we have!’ Catherine gushed in a statement.
‘Now that both our son and daughter have left the nest it seems like the right time to sell.’
She added that her acting work had recently been taking her to Europe more often, and she and Michael expected to be in the US less often.
‘Michael and I plan to spend more time in Bermuda and Europe,’ she said.
The A-list couple’s mansion has an illustrious past, as the land was once owned by the Matthiessen family of sugar merchants, according to the book Irvington (Then And Now) by Anne Marie Leone and Judith Doolin Spikes, via the Wall Street Journal.
In 1902, Conrad Matthiessen bought a neighboring 50-acre estate owned by the then-deceased Charles Lewis Tiffany, the founder of the iconic jewelry company Tiffany & Co., and the current property that Michael and Catherine own was later carved out from those larger estates.
The lovebirds began their relationship in early 1999, before tying the knot in November of 2000.
They had a brief split in 2013, when they were seen to be living apart, but the couple had reunited by later that year, and have been going strong ever since.
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Source: USA Today
