George Clooney opens his heart and reveals the truth about Alexander and Ella

George Clooney has rarely spoken about his personal life and, especially, about his twin children, Alexander and Ella. The actor made a confession during the Tony Awards red carpet, revealing what his children's relationship with fame is like. With his characteristic sense of humor, he shared details that show that, despite their last name, the children live in a world far removed from Hollywood stardom.

During the interview, Clooney explained that his children don't feel any admiration for his famous friends. Even when a figure of Robert De Niro's caliber has been at his house, Alexander and Ella have bluntly asked who he was. "They don't care," the actor assured, noting that for them, adult recognition has no value at all.

Instead, they have shown enthusiasm for current figures who capture the attention of younger people. Clooney said that his children are delighted with artists like Taylor Swift, Cynthia Erivo, and Ariana Grande. In fact, he said they're eager to see the second part of Wicked, where the latter two perform, which reflects their true cultural references.

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The actor also acknowledged that this disconnection from fame has been something positive in his family environment. He expressed that he finds it funny that his children ignore Hollywood's history and follow their own tastes. This naturalness has been, for him, a reminder that the most valuable thing isn't fame, but the authenticity of family bonds.

Clooney took the opportunity to dedicate some words full of admiration to his wife, Amal Clooney. He confessed that his partner has been the pillar who has kept his family and professional life in balance. "She's the bravest person I've ever met and I'm deeply proud of her," he said with emotion.

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He also revealed that his children have laughed at his recent change of look, the result of his role in a Broadway play. He commented that he had to dye his hair to play his character in Good Night, and Good Luck. "Nothing makes you look older than being 63 years old (63 años) and dyeing your hair," he said with a laugh, acknowledging that his family hasn't missed the chance to joke about it.

With these statements, George Clooney has once again shown his most human side, far from the glamour and rigidity of stardom. He shared a fresh and realistic view of what it means to be a father in the midst of fame. He proved that, above all, the most important thing is still what happens at home.