George Clooney helps after a storm in Lake Como – damaged private villa

‘Worse than I could have imagined’: George Clooney helps out at Lake Como after a storm

In the Italian province of Como on Lake Como, severe storms have caused flooding and landslides. George Clooney also has a villa there. Now he is helping the locals.

George Clooney stands by the people who live in the Italian town of Laglio. Several provinces in northern Italy are currently experiencing the effects of violent storms. As well as Laglio on Lake Como, where floods and landslides occurred. The 60-year-old Hollywood star resides at number two there and is an honorary citizen of the place. Pictures now show him with shopkeepers or residents busy cleaning, and he probably helped too. His villa, Oleandra, was also damaged.

According to the Daily Mail, the front door to George Clooney’s home and his home was in ruins family It was blocked when the road turned into a raging river. As the newspaper reported, quoting several Italian media, that “a large amount of mud, wood and rubble” reached the balcony of the first floor and closed its door as well. However, the actor did not comment on his fate.

“The city is strong, it will respond. It’s a very powerful city,” Clooney told Italian television station Tg1 Rai. However, the devastation is frustrating. “It’s worse than I thought. There will be a lot of work, and it will take millions of dollars, but this city is strong, and it will respond and come back better than before,” he told the press.

The twins speak Italian

George and Amal Clooney travel regularly to Italy with their four-year-old twins Alexander and Ella to spend time in a luxury villa on Lake Como. It wasn’t until December 2020 when the “Ocean’s Eleven” star revealed on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” that he is children He will already speak Italian “fluent”. “We did something really stupid,” he said. interview – After all, he and his wife do not understand the language. In this week’s TV interview, he spoke a few words in Italian. Anyway, he’s very good at articulating the fact that he doesn’t speak the language very well.

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(spot on the news / mbo / t-online)