Overview
- George Clooney says he feared raising children in Los Angeles would subject them to paparazzi and fame-driven comparisons that would deny them a fair shake.
- Living in France, he notes, offers relative indifference to celebrity, which he believes helps keep his twins, Ella and Alexander, out of the spotlight.
- He describes a grounded home routine on the farm where the kids avoid iPads, eat with adults, and clear their dishes.
- Amal Clooney underscores the couple’s privacy measures, including a phone basket for visitors and a longstanding refusal to publish photos of their children.
- The family remains flexible for work, temporarily relocating to New York earlier this year during Clooney’s Broadway run before returning to their base in France.