Catherine Zeta-Jones

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Catherine Zeta-Jones enjoyed a romantic night out with her famous husband Michael Douglas while the couple was in India. The Wednesday star, 54, shared a sweet clip on her Instagram page as she did a little dance with her beloved Michael, 79. The lovebirds enjoyed a night out as the actress showed in the video they were attending a typical Indian dancing performance.

Catherine Zeta-Jones paid tribute to her husband Michael Douglas as the couple celebrated 23 years of marriage on Saturday. The actress, 54, took to Instagram to share some of their wedding pictures as well as a selection of some of their past special moments together. In one image, the Welsh star could be seen walking town the aisle with Michael, 79, at The Plaza in New York City in year 2000, while another showed them kissing during the ceremony.

Catherine Zeta-Jones is supporting her husband no matter what. As we reported last week, after hearing a former employee was shopping around a story, Michael Douglas did an interview with Deadline to preemptively deny her sexual misconduct claims. The unnamed woman allegedly says the now-73-year-old used colorful and raunchy language in front of (but not at) her, blackballed her from industry jobs after she was fired, and masturbated in front of her. The Basic Instinct star apologized for the first allegation but denies the latter two, saying there is “no truth to it whatsoever.” Related: Michael Douglas Apologizes To Val Kilmer For Cancer Claims! On Sunday, Zeta-Jones attended Lifetime’s Television Critics Association press day to promote Cocaine Godmother: The Griselda Blanco Story where she opens up about her spouse’s controversy. According to quotes obtained by ET Online, the 48-year-old actress said:

“My reaction was that as two people who have been in this business — him longer than me — was that we support #MeToo and the movement more than anybody, anybody — me as a woman, him as a man… And there was no other way than to be preemptive in a story that had to be watched. He did a statement, he did it. I think it’s very clear the way that he stands. I cannot elaborate on something that’s so very personal to him.”