George Clooney, known for his previous position on marriage and children, spoke of the real reason why he decided to have children with his wife, Amal Clooney. Before meeting Amal, George had always been focused on his career and had no intention of settling down or starting a family. However, everything has changed when he met human rights lawyer.
In a revealing interview on the WTF with Marc Maron Podcast, George explained how his life took an unexpected turn after meeting Amal. “Listen, I didn’t want to get married, I didn’t want to have children. Suddenly, an extraordinary human being entered my life and I just fell madly in love,” he said, describing his immediate link with her.
This deep love for Amal led George to rethink her point of view on life. He recalled a moment that helped to change mind: “From the first minute that I met her, I knew that things were going to be different. So we got married, and after a year, we went to a friend. They had a very strong and unpleasant child, and I said to myself: damn. “
But it was a quiet walk with Amal who changed everything. During their conversation, Amal said: “We are very lucky in life.” George replied: “Yes, we are lucky to be found.” Amal then made a suggestion that changed their way: “I think we should share our luck with more people.”
George was caught by surprise but knew at that time, it was right. “At that time, I said,” Well, if you are. She replied: “I think we should try it”. He described it as a transformative emotional moment. “I was convinced that it was not my destiny in life. I was sure. “
Years later, George and Amal became parents of twins, Alexandre and Ella. The arrival of their children completely moved his point of view on life and the family, making him realize that the departure of a family was one of the best decisions he has ever taken.
A new look for a new role
Recently, George surprised fans and the family with a radical change of appearance. For its role in Good night and good luckA piece of Broadway based on his 2005 film, George dyed brown hair, temporarily abandoning his emblematic gray hair. The change has aroused many reactions from his family, especially Amal and the twins, who could not help laughing at her new look.
In a light moment, George confessed The New York Times That he feared the reaction of the family: “My wife will hate him because nothing makes you appear older than when an older man dyes his hair.” His prediction was correct when he returned home and was met with laughter of his children.
George’s role as journalist Edward R. Murrow Good night and good luck Mark his return to Broadway after almost 40 years, the play that takes place in first on April 3 at the Winter Garden Theater in New York.
