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Cameron, Diandra & Michael Douglas

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Diandra Douglas (right) -- the ex-wife of Academy Award winner Michael Douglas -- chose to vacation in Mallorca, Spain, rather than stay with their drug-peddling son after a judge put Cameron under house arrest at her Upper East Side town house, friends and family told The Post. Read more here.

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"She left [him] with no parental supervision," a pal told The Post about Cameron Douglas' mom Diandra, pictured here with her son and then-husband Michael at the 1993 premiere of "Beatrice Wood: Mama of Dada."

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A young Cameron Douglas followed by mom and dad Diandra and Michael at the 1987 movie premiere of "*Batteries Not Included."

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Lifelong friends of Cameron painted Diandra as a hands-off mom more concerned with partying, working the charity scene and spending time with her boyfriends than raising her son, who is pictured here with Diandra in 1988.

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Diandra Douglas, pictured here with boyfriend Paul Hindle leaving a restaurant on Manhattan's Upper West Side, is being blasted as a hands-off mom more interested in partying than taking care of struggling son Cameron.

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Diandra Douglas after dinner at Manhattan hotspot the Waverly Inn.

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Cameron Douglas at dad Michael's "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past" Hollywood premiere.

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Michael Douglas and ex-wife Diandra leaving court after son Cameron's sentencing of five years in prison for drug dealing.

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Diandra Douglas outside Manhattan federal court before Cameron's sentencing.

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Diandra and Michael Douglas make their way through the photogs to get to son Cameron's sentencing.

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Diandra Douglas before son Cameron's sentencing at Manhattan federal court.