Alexander Clooney, George's son 'ill'

by party animal - not! Wed 16 Feb 2022, 00:32

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George Clooney, the drama of his son’s illness: “He has been locked up at home for months …”
February 14, 2022 by Kim Lee
What Happens to George Clooney? The Hollywood star is struggling with his son’s illness and for months he has literally locked himself in the house: that’s what it is.

George Clooney it’s a actor, movie director and American film producer, born in Lexington, Kentucky. Famous throughout the world, he is considered to be one of the most important actors of Hollywooda real star of international caliber. Today it has 60 years of age and lives in Los Angeles with his family.

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Clooney is also very famous in Italynot only for his work, but also for being engaged to the showgirl Elisabetta Canalis and be the owner of the luxurious villa Oleandra sul Lake Como. On the other hand, George Clooney in Italy also got married in September 2014.

There wife by George Clooney is Amal Alamuddin, also known as Amal Clooney. She is a lawyer and activist for human rights and theirs marriage it was celebrated in Venice. In 2017 George and Amal Clooney they had two twin childrena male and a female: they are called Alexander And She and today they are about 4 and a half years old.

Unfortunately, however, one of his sons is causing many concerns to the Hollywood star. In fact, recently the news of the dramatic illness of the child and George Clooney’s reaction was absolutely radical. Here’s what happened.

George Clooney’s son is sick: he locks himself in the house

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George and Amal Clooney with their children

What happens to the Hollywood star? He is always very reserved, he doesn’t even use social media, but American gossip magazines report that Clooney is “Closed at home for months …“, To the point that even the filming of his latest film in production has been interrupted.

The reason? In any way avoid contracting the coronavirus and therefore put his child at risk as a subject asthmatic, could not just blame Covid. The actor has taken the matter very seriously and does not appear to be letting go until the emergency clears.

Alexander Clooney, son of actor George Clooney suffers from asthma, a illness or syndrome which attacks the respiratory tract and can also be quite serious in some cases. The extent of the disease is not known precisely, what is known is that Clooney literally is locked in the house.

Nothing we don't already know here

And what were we saying about journalistic standards...?

by Ida Wed 16 Feb 2022, 11:16

I get the distinct impression that English is not the first language of whomever wrote this article. I do think it's based on a real interview I read during that first year of the pandemic before vaccines were available. George was home doing tons of laundry every day.
Covid is particularly hard on individuals with underlying respiratory illnesses such as asthma, emphysema and copd. I think George was being reasonably cautious in protecting his children, as no one knew much about it during that first year. My good friend has asthma and she and her husband got Covid before the vaccines came out. She was on a ventilator for a month and had to go to rehab afterwards. Her husband had end stage kidney failure from diabetes to begin with. He got covid soon after his wife. They wanted to intubate him but he said no way and elected to go into hospice care and died.
So I don't blame George one bit for being cautious, although I think that article was overly dramatic and terribly written.

by party animal - not! Wed 16 Feb 2022, 11:33

Totally agree with you, Ida - and when I checked where this came from, turned out to be an American softball (?) association's publication! Obviously better at sport...

Yep, anybody with any lung related -or weight related problems - is particularly vulnerable to this thing. A friend who had neither had to go into hospital with a gall bladder problem and unfortunately died very quickly. The science on Covid attacking the gall bladder had only just been discovered and published literally days earlier.....

by Admin Wed 16 Feb 2022, 11:42

Wow, what a dramatic way to describe it: "Locked up at home" with his illness. They make him sound like Mr Rochester's first wife in Jane Eyre!

He's asthmatic, if I remember rightly, and stayed in the home with his parents during lockdown, as you'd expect any two-year old to do!

by LizzyNY Wed 16 Feb 2022, 15:21

PAN - Are you sure this was an American magazine? Or maybe this is a google translation of a google translation? scratch

I'll bet Alexander and his sister "She" are happy to be allowed out again! Very Happy

(How lazy can you get? They couldn't even be bothered to learn Ella's name!)

by Admin Wed 16 Feb 2022, 17:42

I think this is a bad translation: 'Ella' probably translates into 'she' from some language.

No idea what kind of website this is, but I suspect it's been set up solely for generating click bait articles to get people to click on the links and generate ad revenue.

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