Published: 00:39 BST, 29 August 2026 | Updated: 01:02 BST, 29 August 2026
George Clooney and his wife Amal Clooney were spotted enjoying a night out in Lake Como earlier this month.
The 65-year-old actor and 48-year-old human rights attorney, who were recently forced to evacuate their home in France, attended an event at Villa Passalacqua.
The longtime couple complemented each other in ivory looks, with George wearing a short-sleeved shirt tucked into trousers, and finishing the monochrome outfit with loafers.
For her part, Amal looked enchanting in a low-cut, floor-grazing slip dress as she carried a small bouquet of flowers, which were given to her as the duo disembarked a boat.
The fashionista accented her bridal-inspired ensemble with chandelier earrings and chunky bangles, and strappy silver heels.
The pair, who share nine-year-old fraternal twins Ella and Alexander, are known to spend time in Italy every summer.
George Clooney and his wife Amal Clooney were spotted enjoying a night out in Lake Como earlier this month
The 65-year-old actor and 48-year-old human rights attorney attended an event at Villa Passalacqua
In late July, wildfires blazing across southern France forced George and his family to flee their home.
The star, his wife, and their kids live in Brignoles, located in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, which was threatened by fires spreading across France, Greece, Italy and Spain.
George revealed that he and his loved ones evacuated their home in a letter to the mayor of Brignoles, Didier Brémond, his representative confirmed to People at the time.
The actor reportedly vowed to support the town, which has a population just under 18,000 people, regardless of the impact of the encroaching fires.
'Dear Didier, At this point we have no idea whether our beautiful home makes it through this terrible moment,' the Hollywood vet began.
'As we evacuate Brignoles we want to emphasize two things, first we hope you and the people of our city are safe and second that Amal and I are committed to making sure that whatever happens to our village, we are part of this community and we’ll be part of making it whole,' he wrote.
