Hollywood actress Catherine Zeta Jones has rejected rumours that she is suffering from anorexia.

Jones said she and her husband Michael Douglas were amazed when they first heard about speculation that she was suffering from the eating disorder. The 38-year-old actress said a change in her diet had helped her lose weight and maintain her curvy figure, but dismissed reports that she was suffering from the illness.

The actress, who joined her husband and their two children, Dylan, 7, and Carys, 4, at the Savannah College of Art and Design's 10th Annual Savannah Film Festival where Douglas was given a Lifetime Achievement Award for acting, said that her eating habits have simply changed a little.

Zeta-Jones was wearing a black strapless dress at a festival afterparty, she said she's concerned about the attention on women's weight. "There are many women [who are] maybe a little fragile, and it becomes a huge issue."
"I think it's awful, this competition in the U.S. between actresses who just had a baby, to see who's first to get back to their normal weight. It's insane. I find this wave of super-skinny women scary,” she added.

Anorexic or not, anyway she is thin, and so thin she is not as sexy as she can be. So, Catherine if you want people to love you, just get more flash on your bones.

In 2007 she starred in the romantic comedy No Reservations, a remake of the German film Mostly Martha. She stars in and produces the rugby-related comedy, Coming Out and in Stompanato along to Keanu Reeves.


Publication date: 29 October 2007   

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