@harukamori.jp: Michael Douglas is facing criticism from people reportedly close to him after revealing intimate details about his romantic history in his new memoir, One Helluva Ride. The 82-year-old Hollywood star has spent decades building an acclaimed career, but some unnamed sources say they were surprised by how openly he discussed his relationships with famous women, including Kathleen Turner, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Brenda Vaccaro, and his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones. According to a source cited by the Daily Mail, some people in Douglas’s circle feel the revelations were unnecessary, questioning why the veteran actor chose to share so many private details when his long career offered plenty of other stories. The source also raised concerns about whether the women involved felt fully comfortable with the disclosures, given Douglas’s longstanding influence in Hollywood. These concerns have not been independently confirmed. Douglas, however, has said he wanted to tell his life story in his own words. In the memoir, he revisits his relationship with Turner during the filming of Romancing the Stone and reveals that he had spoken with Tripplehorn before writing about their romance. Turner, meanwhile, appeared unfazed by the attention, saying she still loved Douglas and looked forward to reading the book. Douglas also reflects on his early courtship with Zeta-Jones, whom he married in 2000. He has said he is happy to have shared his experiences honestly. The controversy raises a difficult question about celebrity memoirs: how much of a shared past should become public when one person decides to tell their story? Do you think celebrities should share every detail of their past, or keep certain relationships private? \#MichaelDouglas #CatherineZetaJones #CelebrityNews #HollywoodNews #celebritymemoir

Haruka Mori (森 春香)

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Monday 12 October 2026 17:09:00 GMT