Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas share a birthday on Tuesday.
He turned 74-years-old while she hit 49-years-old.
The Chicago star took to social media to wish her husband of nearly 18 years well. And in doing so, she also hinted the Oscar winner may run for President of the United States one day.
Bigday: Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas share a birthday on Tuesday. He turned 74-years-old while she hit 49-years-old. Seen in November
Next? The Chicago star took to social media to wish her husband of 18 years well. And in doing so, she also hinted the Oscar winner may run for President of the United States one day. He played the Us President in the film The American President
The Mask Of Zorro actress used clips from the 1995 film The American President.
In the drama, Douglas played widowed president Andrew Shepherd.
So her caption was fitting.
‘Happy Birthday to my very own President! My husband Michael. I guess that makes me First Lady! Stranger things have happened! Go figure,’ she wrote.
Smooch: And the Ocean’s Twelve actress also shared a rare kissing photo of the two
And then the Vogue cover girl added, ‘Oops, it’s my birthday today too.’
The Ocean’s Twelve actress and the Basic Instinct star wed in the Plaza Hotel in NYC in the year 2000. The couple briefly split in 2013, but got back together months later.
They share two kids, Dylan, 18, and Carys, 15.
Michael has been working for the UN for many years – he has served as a United Nations Messenger of Peace since 1998 and is the longest serving Messenger of Peace, who has a commitment to disarmament.
A good match: The Ocean’s Twelve actress and the Basic Instinct star wed in the Plaza Hotel in NYC in the year 2000. The couple briefly split in 2013, but got back together months later. Seen in May
And on Tuesday President Donald Trump got a frosty reception at the UN after bragging about what a good job he has done.
Trump claimed that in remarks that were written for him that ‘in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country.’
As if reading the speech for the first time, he chimed in with a, ‘so true,’ leading to laughter from international leaders.
He smiled, taking in stride, and proclaimed, ‘didn’t expect that reaction but that’s OK,’ before moving on the extraordinary progress he says he’s overseen in the U.S.
First family? They share two kids, Dylan, 18, and Carys, 15. Seen in 2015 in London