Welsh Hollywood star Catherine Zeta-Jones attended ITV Lorraine showbiz correspondant Ross King's Burns Night celebration in LA on Tuesday, January 24, with her husband Michael Douglas. And during an interview with the Scotsman, the Wednesday actress claimed her movie star husband's attempt at a Welsh accent sounded similar to that of his Scottish one - which she said was rather "disconcerting".
Opening up the interview, 53-year-old Catherine spoke in a soft Scottish voice and said: "Here we are. It's going to be Robbie Burns night tonight. I have no tartan on. I was going to wear a rose in my hair but I'm Welsh! I will be sabotaged. But I'm here to support the celts, Scottish, you and the great Robbie Burns."
Upon hearing Catherine's Scottish accent, Ross stated how good American actor Douglas' Scottish accent was, which prompted him to replicate it. He said with a chuckle: "Oof, that's right. The last of my tribe.... my name is Douglas."
