Amal Clooney is allegedly pregnant and proof of her baby bump showed when she graced the "Our Brand is Crisis" premiere with husband George Clooney last Oct. 27.
A source confirmed the supposed pregnancy with OK! Magazine and said that the human rights lawyer is still barely showing with her rather slim frame. "Even though the buzz is that she's just past three months, she'll probably be able to hide it for a while," the source told the news outlet.
Amal, 37, and George, 54, are said to be "bursting at the seams," but they are also concerned of "possible complications." The source went on to say that George is particular about Amal's diet. "He's pretty paranoid and will ask her at every opportunity whether she's eaten. When he goes away, he has food delivered to her to make sure she's getting some calories."
Starpulse reported that George is also worried for her wife's safety at work, especially when she's required to travel to other countries. "It's a tricky place to be right now. Her co-council was just stabbed in the head a few days ago. It's a dangerous place to be right now...I'm very concerned with her being there, quite honestly," the actor told Stephen Colbert when he was on the "The Late Show."
George previously declared that having kids is not a high priority in their marriage, as reported on Parent Herald, but he does have a good relationship with his sister's kids. Us Weekly reported that the actor had a change of heart and by July, the couple were reportedly trying for a baby.
The pregnancy news comes as the Clooneys celebrated their first wedding anniversary last September but Gossip Cop reported that a rep of the couple claimed, "The story is made up." The news outlet also called out OK!'s penchant for reporting previous stories surrounding Amal's pregnancy as usually untrue, and noted that no one who attended the "Our Brand is Crisis" premiere thought Amal was with child.
Meanwhile, the Clooneys are indeed new parents to a basset hound they adopted from the San Gabriel Valley Humane Society in California. Today reported that they named their rescue dog Millie, who will be joining, Louie, a rescued cocker spaniel they have previously adopted. "It was good news that Millie and Louie hit it off and the happy, new family headed home together! We hope Millie will stay in touch and send photos," said the shelter's announcement on their website.
