Overview
- In a newly published Esquire interview, the actor describes relocating with Amal and their eight-year-old twins to a French farm to avoid Los Angeles’ celebrity culture.
- He cites concerns about paparazzi and comparisons with other famous families, noting that people in France show little interest in fame.
- Clooney says the children have an analogue routine that keeps them off iPads, eat dinner with adults, and clear their dishes.
- He describes vineyards, roughly 1,200 olive trees, and a tractor on the property, and recounts painting a fence with the twins rather than hiring help.
- The comments follow recent statements that he is slowing his work pace to spend more time at home with his family.