Are George Clooney And Amal Having Third Baby To Save Their Marriage?

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By Andrew Shuster | 11:00 pm, March 9, 2020
Are George Clooney and Amal Clooney having a third baby to save their marriage? That’s what one of the tabloids is reporting. Gossip Cop looked into the situation.

According to NW, the couple’s five-year marriage was on the brink of destruction until the actor recently agreed to Amal’s wish of having one more child. “Amal always dreamed of having three kids, but when they were blessed with twins, George didn’t seem interested in going again,” says a supposed insider. “She waited out the first year hoping he would have a change of heart, but instead he just seemed fixated on how much he hated changing diapers. Amal began to lose heart – and interest – in her marriage.”
The alleged source goes on to say that the spouses have been living separate lives in recent months, and were even “ironing out divorce details.” That was until “George realized what he stood to lose,” says the suspicious tipster. “Amal is the best thing that ever happened to him and if it will take giving her another baby to keep her happy, then so be it.”

The seeming imaginary insider further contends that George and Amal have stepped up their “baby-making efforts,” but the 42-year-old human rights lawyer is also prepared to use IVF if she can’t conceive naturally. “George is just thrilled that his wife is happy again because, for a moment there, it was definitely all over,” adds the questionable source.
Every aspect of the tabloid’s story is untrue. The Clooneys aren’t having marriage problems, nor are they having a third baby to fix those nonexistent problems. For starters, the spouses haven’t been living “separate lives” for the past few months. George’s spokesperson recently told us the actor and his wife had been “together in London” while he filmed the upcoming Netflix movie The Midnight Sky.

Meanwhile, Amal told the Hollywood Reporter in 2017 that she was done having kids. When asked if she wanted more children, the attorney shook her head and said, “I’m 39. I already had them quite late.” That was nearly three years ago. It’s gotten later and she hasn’t changed her mind on the matter.

NW spends a lot of time creating fake drama in the couple’s happy marriage. Last year, Gossip Cop busted the tabloid for falsely claiming George has a secret love child with ex-girlfriend Stacy Keibler. He doesn’t. Additionally, the tabloid’s latest premise isn’t even original. Last year, we debunked a bogus Globe story about the Clooneys having a third child after nearly divorcing. Also last year, Gossip Cop shot down a phony Star story about George and Amal saving their marriage by having another set of twins. This recurring theme is baseless.

You've got to wonder why this same story gets repeated every few month?

I just think any lie is a good one , and  gullible people will read it and believe it.

2020/03/18
Oh mio Dio, sono già abbastanza vecchi!

Oh dear. Is money still being made by regurgitating this eighteen month old story? Shallow stuff

The rumors continue...  



George Clooney, Amal Alamuddin Divorce Rumors: Couple Reportedly Sleeping Separately When They're Together


By  Nica Virtudazo    
03/22/20 AT 8:58 PM



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KEY POINTS

• George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin have, reportedly, been leading separate lives for months
  
• A report claimed that the couple was last seen together in October 2019
  
• George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin are, allegedly, fighting over how to raise their twins
  

Divorce rumors continue to hound George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin. The couple has, reportedly, been living apart for quite some time now due to their respective jobs. This, according to speculations, has caused most of their feuds lately, which seem to suggest that they are at a breaking point already.
Recently, Life & Style reported that George and Amal have been fighting again because of their living arrangements. The entertainment news website claimed that the couple was last seen together in October 2019 when they attended a benefit in New York City. Because of this, a number of media outlets suggested that George and Amal could consider filing for divorce soon.
A source, also, told the magazine that George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin do not sleep in the same room when they are together. Aside from distance, the duo, allegedly, has several disagreements because of their different lifestyles. George and Amal are, also, said to be arguing over how to raise their children – Alexander and Ella.
“George would rather be in the States with his American friends, whereas Britain is home to Amal. He’ll disappear to LA and New York for weeks,” the insider claimed. “They’re arguing about where to raise the twins. Amal wants them to go to a posh private school near London, where they’re currently based, while George would like to see them educated in the U.S.,” it continued.




New Idea reported that George Clooney has been busy working on his new Netflix film called “Good Morning, Midnight.” The 58-year-old American actor is said to be portraying the lead role while also being the movie director and producer. Amal Alamuddin, for her part, is, reportedly, working very hard as a barrister in the Big Apple.
Up until now, neither George nor Amal has commented on the never-ending divorce speculations plaguing their marriage. Also, it should be noted that Life & Style and New Idea are among the publications that publish stories based on the claims of its anonymous and unreliable insiders. So, avid followers of the couple should take these unverified claims lightly until everything is proven true and correct.

Meanwhile, George Clooney’s sister-in-law was criticized for selling luxury face mask amid the coronavirus pandemic. Tala, Amal Alamuddin’s sibling, is said to be vending “non-medically approved” face masks and hand sanitizer pouches for over $30 each on her website called TotallyTala.

hough the products received positive feedback from a number of netizens, there were also those who questioned the prices of Tala’s items. “I think it’s completely tone-deaf and tacky for her to be exploiting the coronavirus just to make a profit,” a source told PageSix. “Those masks will do absolutely nothing from protecting people. She’s using people’s fear to make money, and it’s disgusting,” it went on. Tala Alamuddin has yet to comment on the harsh remarks. 
 [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]  U.S. actor George Clooney and his wife Amal Alamuddin leave the seven-star hotel Aman Canal Grande Venice in Venice September 28, 2014.  Photo: REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini/File Photo
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I must have forgotten how the human reproduction thing works. How are they making this third baby if they're both living apart AND sleeping in separate bedrooms when in the same house?

And yeah, they both seem like the type to take stock of a doomed relationship and say, "Oh, I know! Let's add a new baby to this!" (That was snark, BTW.)

lol

Sometimes women hope a new baby will make the hubby reconsider if they become very fond of new baby. I've seen it before, even tho one tries to warn said woman of possible consequences. Left with 3 children, one too young to just drop off on grandma along with the older two so she can work. Well, in the situation I am speaking of, 4 children altogether, one from an earlier marriage. But so far for that marriage, it did seem to do the trick. At least up to now. Hope he continues to stay smitten by the baby.  But I agree that in most cases, its not advisable.

This is what happens when G&A keep a low profile. The tabs recycle all the old garbage. Not the first time, won't be the last.