Overview
- A naturalization decree published in France’s Journal officiel lists George Clooney, Amal Clooney, and their eight-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella, as new French citizens.
- The decision confirms the family’s plan to base themselves in southern France, where they live at the Domaine du Canadel estate near Brignoles purchased in 2021.
- Clooney has cited France’s privacy laws, including limits on photographing children, saying there are no paparazzi at school gates.
- Coverage notes Clooney now holds dual US–French citizenship, while Amal, a human rights lawyer, speaks fluent French.
- The Clooneys also keep homes in England, Italy’s Lake Como and the United States, though he has said their French farm is where they are happiest.