Paris, France – The French government has officially granted citizenship to Hollywood actor George Clooney, his wife Amal Clooney, a renowned human rights lawyer, and their twin children, Ella and Alexander. This announcement was made public on April 26, 2024.
The Clooney family has long been connected to Europe, with Amal Clooney’s Lebanese-British heritage and the couple’s strong ties to humanitarian causes in the region. The decision to grant them French citizenship reflects their significant contributions and affinity to the country.
French officials stated that the Clooneys met all the criteria required for naturalization, including:
- Residency in France
- Integration into French society
- Commitment to France’s values and culture
The process involved rigorous background checks and confirmation of their dedication to these principles.
The Clooney family has owned a property in the south of France, where they spend a considerable amount of time. Their presence in the region has been welcomed by local communities, and the family is known for their philanthropic work and environmental activism.
George Clooney expressed his gratitude for the honor and stated that France holds a special place in their hearts. He said, “We feel incredibly privileged to become French citizens. France’s culture, history, and people have always inspired us.”
Amal Clooney highlighted the importance of this new chapter for their family, emphasizing their dedication to contributing positively to French society through their professional and humanitarian activities.
This citizenship grant comes at a time when France is encouraging influential global figures to deepen their ties with the country, enhancing its cultural and diplomatic landscape.
The Clooneys’ naturalization is expected to:
- Further strengthen relations between France and the international community
- Showcase France’s openness and cultural richness
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