Re: George and Amal Clooney DON'T get security for their babies

by Sevens Mon 12 Jun 2017, 05:58

Is this true? Bodyguards?

George and Amal Clooney hire 'baby bouncers' to protect newborn twins

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by carolhathaway Mon 12 Jun 2017, 06:42

Sevens,
I wouldn't call the DailyStar a reliable magazine.
But of course it's possible that they have extra bodyguards because one bodyguard for the whole family isn't enough if you really need security.

by Katiedot Mon 12 Jun 2017, 09:21

Yes, the Daily Star is a horrible cheap tabloid newspaper.

It's possible that they've got more security in place - I guess the nutjob is still on the loose out there!

by party animal - not! Mon 12 Jun 2017, 10:00

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by Joanna Mon 12 Jun 2017, 10:59

Thanks pan for the Gossipcom.com link,
which is a useful read !

I'm sorry my mini iPad
can't cut and paste the full article.
But maybe someone else can do that soon,
to save Katie the work.

It's amazing how much "fake news" has generated
around The Clooneys.

by Joanna Mon 12 Jun 2017, 11:05

[size=31]GOLLY GOSH......it worked ![/size]

[size=31]George, Amal Clooney Did NOT Hire “Baby Bouncers,” Despite Fake News[/size]
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Amal Clooney Celebrity Rumors Daily Star George Clooney
By Andrew Shuster | 7:41 pm, June 11th, 2017

EXCLUSIVE)

George Clooney and Amal Clooney did not hire “baby bouncers” to protect their newborn twins, despite a fake news report. Gossip Cop looked into the claim, and we can exclusively reveal the truth.
As Gossip Cop reported, Amal gave birth to twins Ella and Alexander last week, and now the Daily Star is claiming she and her husband have taken extreme and expensive measures to keep the babies safe. The British newspaper alleges the couple is paying a pair of bodyguards more than $300,000 a year to guard the twins, quoting a so-called “source” as saying, “Fatherhood was a long time coming for George so he’s not risking his brood coming to any harm.” The security guards will supposedly take turns protecting the nursery, according to the outlet.

The tabloid’s dubious insider goes on to claim the couple has also equipped their home with a more than $100,000 security system consisting of motion sensors and lasers. The “source” further alleges that an additional two-man team will monitor the Clooneys’ property, while a security driver is on call at all times. Gossip Cop, however, looked into this elaborate story, and it’s simply inaccurate. A rep for Clooney tells us the details of the article are pure “fiction.” The actor and his wife will undoubtedly take great measures to ensure the safety of their twins, as most parents would, but the newspaper’s tale about a team of “baby bouncers” just isn’t true.

It should be noted, RadarOnline regurgitated this phony report without bothering to do any fact-checking. Of course, the repeatedly discredited webloid seemingly isn’t always concerned with the truth. Earlier this year, we called out the outlet for falsely claiming George and Amal were sleeping in separate bedrooms. Unfortunately, the site has spread more lies by parroting the Daily Star, but Gossip Cop is happy to clear up the situation

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by melbert Mon 12 Jun 2017, 21:44

Yay Joanna!

by carolhathaway Mon 12 Jun 2017, 22:14

...but this story continues to spread, I still read the headline in different languages when I google George's name. This is just wrong! One website started this rumor, others spread it, then another one denies it, but others continue to spread the rumor instead of the denial. This sucks!

by amaretti Mon 12 Jun 2017, 22:17

The baby bouncers , must be very strong babies . Very Happy

by Katiedot Tue 13 Jun 2017, 04:55

Joanna wrote:[size=31]GOLLY GOSH......it worked ![/size]

Thank yoooooouuuuuuuuuu!

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