George Clooney's Claim About His Marriage Is Called Out As 'BS'
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The star of Broadway's "Good Night, And Good Luck" made a statement about his marriage to Amal Clooney that had observers saying "impossible."
George Clooney said he and wife Amal Clooney have never fought in their 10-plus years of marriage, prompting disbelief on social media. “BS,” one person wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “Impossible,” commented another.
“I remember we were here with you once before, and I remember we said we’d never had an argument,” the actor told Gayle King in a “CBS Mornings” interview that aired Monday. “We still haven’t.”
“You still haven’t?” King asked.
“No,” answered the actor, who currently stars in Broadway’s “Good Night, and Good Luck.” “We’re trying to find something to fight about.”
“Yeah but,” the incredulous-sounding host interjected.
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