George Clooney’s wife Amal Clooney drops jaws in a sexy sequin dress as the couple grabs dinner with their PARENTS in New York City
George Clooney’s wife Amal was a sight to behold on Friday night as the A-list couple enjoyed dinner in New York City.
The civil rights lawyer, 45 – who hosted a charity gala with George the day before – showed off her sculpted midriff as she wore a glitzy maroon cord covered in sheer sequins.
The stylish two-piece featured a low-cut crop top and a floor-length skirt with a sexy thigh-high slit.
She walked out of the Italian restaurant Scalinatella in tight stiletto heels.
Amal and George, 62 – who married almost a decade ago and share two children – were joined by their parents for late-night bites.
Wow! George Clooney’s wife Amal was a sight to behold on Friday night as the A-list couple enjoyed dinner in New York City
Sparkly: The civil rights lawyer, 45, showed off her sculpted midriff while wearing a glitzy maroon cord covered in sheer sequins
Family affair: Amal and George – who married almost a decade ago and share two children – were joined by their parents for late-night bites
Sexy: Amal’s stylish two-piece consisted of a low-cut crop top and a floor-length skirt with a sexy thigh-high slit
Amal linked arms with George’s father Nicholas Joseph Clooney, 89, as the ER star happily escorted his mother Nina Bruce and Amal’s mother Baria Alamuddin to the eatery.
The brunette beauty completed her stylish outfit with a classic black leather jacket and wore her hair in her signature voluminous silhouette.
Meanwhile, George looked suave in a navy blue polo shirt and jeans with gray suede dress shoes.
As they left the restaurant, George was caught sharing a cozy moment with his wife near their chauffeur-driven SUV.
He had one arm wrapped tightly around her slender waist as he seemingly helped her into the backseat.
The outing comes after George opened up about the twins he shares with his wife Amal in a rare interview on Thursday.
The actor and his beautiful wife revealed that they have been exposing their six-year-old children, Ella and Alexander, to rock music, and the kids love it.
Amal told Access to Hollywood that her handsome husband “actually started playing heavy metal music.”
George added: “The kids listen to heavy metal. They’re headbangers.
“It’s not full heavy metal, it’s just heavy enough that they can bang their heads.”
Amal linked arms with George’s father Nicholas Joseph Clooney, 89
Womanizer! George happily accompanied his mother Nina Bruce and Amal’s mother Baria Alamuddin to the eatery
The old couple held hands
As they left the restaurant, George was caught sharing a cozy moment with his wife near their chauffeur-driven SUV
Hell for leather: the brunette beauty completed her stylish outfit with a classic black leather jacket and wore her hair in her signature voluminous silhouette
The couple married in 2014
She walked out of the Italian restaurant Scalinatella in tight stiletto heels
Sweet: George’s mother seemed excited to have a night out with her son
George locked arms with his mother while Amal talked to his father
Loving Son: He made sure that both his own mother and Amal’s mother descended the stairs carefully
The couple clarified that their twins have a musical bent, but hilariously emphasized that this talent was not passed down from them.
“Not that we’re musical in any way,” George laughed.
“We have no musical talent… We’ve ruined the gene pool for them.”
The matinee idol also shared what he gifted Amal for their ninth wedding anniversary, which they celebrated on Wednesday.
And the joker again showed his humor and said that his wife was not particularly impressed with the choice.
‘What’s the gift? What did you find out? It was clay,” he hilariously asked Amal while being interviewed by Additional for the Clooney Foundation for Justice’s Albie Awards, where they posed with her mother Baria Alamuddin.
“It wasn’t an exciting event,” Amal replied timidly.
“Pottery for a ninth birthday, so I gave her a pot,” George joked.
Family matter: George opened up about his two adorable twins whom he shares with his wife Amal in a rare interview on Thursday
Music lessons: Amal and George revealed that they exposed their six-year-old children, Ella and Alexander, to rock music
Headbangers: George said of his twins: ‘The kids listen to heavy metal. They’re headbangers.’
Not our genes: The couple made it clear that their twins have a musical bent, but hilariously emphasized that this talent was not passed down from them; seen with her mother Baria Alamuddin
The rare glimpse into the glamorous couple’s lives comes after they spent the summer on Lake Como and enjoyed some time off to holiday with their children in August.
A source said We weekly‘Amal has a large home office and is working on cases this summer, but both she and George are really trying to live the European way and take August off work.
“They go on boat trips, do water spots, have a small group of friends close to their age that they play with.”
The former Batman star previously admitted he was loving the challenge of fatherhood and even confessed he was ‘surprised’ by his own happiness.
George – who has been married to Amal since 2014 – told the ‘WTF with Marc Maron’ podcast: ‘They are funny and they play pranks on me.
Anniversary gift: The matinee idol also got what he gifted Amal for their 9th wedding anniversary, which they celebrated on Wednesday
Mr and Mrs C: Here we see them arriving ahead of the 80th Venice International Film Festival 2023 this August in Venice, Italy
“I just watch them thinking, I couldn’t be happier and I couldn’t be more surprised at how happy I am.”
Meanwhile, the Oscar winner’s second annual Albie Awards brought out the best and brightest from Hollywood.
Among the evening’s celebrity couples were Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz and Emily Blunt and John Krasinski.
The awards are said to be for “courageous defenders of justice who are put at great risk by what they do.”
They are named after Judge Albie Sachs, an internationally known South African lawyer who was imprisoned and subsequently exiled for his activism against the apartheid regime.