Katherine Zeta-Jones had to stop reading about himself on the Web to get out of depression

British actress Katherine Zeta-Jones managed to cope with severe depression, stopping using the Internet and stopping looking for publication dedicated to her work on the World Wide Web, the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph writes.

“Stop using the Internet was the smartest of what I could do,” the newspaper quoted the actress as saying.

Zeta-Jones gained wide popularity after the release of the film "Mask Zorro" in 1998, in which she played one of the main roles. Two years later, the British married Hollywood actor Michael Douglas.

In April 2011, the actress was placed in one of the best American rehabilitation clinics withbipolar disorder (manic-depressive psychosis). At this time, the spouse of Zeta-Jones was restored after the throat cancer.

Michael Douglas's disease was not the only test that fell to Katherine last year. His ex-wife also appealed to the court with a demand to transfer part of the income from the continuation of the film "Wall Street", which was released in 2010, on the grounds that the first picture was shot when they were still married.

Speaking about the last eighteen months of her life, the actress said: "It was an intensive time. In the end, you begin to understand what you are and what your spouse is. You learn to appreciate such trifles as the opportunity to drink tea on a veranda."

Zeta-Jones and Douglas raise two children-11-year-old Dylan and eight-year-old Caris.

From bipolar disorder, or manic depression, at different times the showman Stephen Fry and actor Charlie Shin suffered at different times. According to statistics, this ailment occurs in 1% of the population.

Katherine Zeta-Jones starred in films such as “Legend of Zorro”, “Twelve friends of Ocean”, “Unbearable cruelty” and others. The actress was awarded the Actress “Oscar” for the second -plan role in the second -plan role.