Michael Douglas has recently disclosed details of his past romantic relationships as part of the promotion for his autobiography, *One Helluva Ride*. In response, his wife, actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, appeared at New York Comic Con on Friday, drawing attention with a daring look that evoked the iconic leg-crossing scene from *Basic Instinct*, a film that starred both actors.

Douglas, 82, candidly recounted several of his former liaisons in his memoir, including an affair with Kathleen Turner during the filming of their 1984 movie *Romancing the Stone*. He described their relationship as a natural progression forged through their close working relationship, shared pressures, mutual respect, care, and attraction. Douglas also revealed a romantic involvement with Jeanne Tripplehorn, his *Basic Instinct* co-star nearly two decades his junior, saying he "fell very hard" for her.

The actor further disclosed a moment early in his earlier marriage to film producer Diandra Luker, when she chose not to spend the night with him during a trip to Los Angeles. Douglas admitted he subsequently invited another woman to join him. Reflecting on the beginning of his relationship with Zeta-Jones, he noted that in 1998 he made “five quick phone calls” to end other relationships before fully committing to her. The couple married in November 2000.

At New York Comic Con, Zeta-Jones, 57, appeared in a shimmering gold sequined dress that showcased her toned thigh. Later sharing an Instagram post, she acknowledged that the outfit revealed “a whole bunch of leg.” The dress was described by Zeta-Jones as a playful tribute to C-3PO, the gold robot character from *Star Wars*.

Zeta-Jones was in New York to promote her upcoming Amazon Prime Video thriller series, *Kill Jackie*. Her bold appearance at the event signaled a confident presence amid her husband’s revelations about his past. Together, Douglas and Zeta-Jones have maintained a high-profile but longstanding marriage despite the attention surrounding Douglas’s candid disclosures.