George Clooney spoke about finding love with his wife Amal Clooney as he accepted an award at the Golden Globes on Sunday – wearing the same tuxedo he had worn on their wedding day. The handsome actor was the worthy recipient of this year’s Cecil B. DeMille Award for his lifetime achievement in the world of film, and in his sweet and sincere speech he honoured his beautiful bride.
© Photo: Getty ImagesGeorge Clooney paid tribute to his beautiful wife Amal as he accepted his lifetime achievement award
"It's a humbling thing when you find someone to love, even better if you've been waiting your whole life," George said, as he accepted his award. "Amal, whatever alchemy it is that brought us together, I couldn't be more proud to be your husband." Amal, one of the night's best dressed women, could be seen smiling and looking understandably emotional as her husband addressed her from the podium, to a round of applause from the crowd. It wasn't the only part of his speech to hit home. George dedicated the final portion of his address to the unity marches in Paris, and the rest of the world, in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shooting.
© Photo: Getty ImagesGeorge Clooney and Amal Clooney arrive for the Golden Globes
"And just one last thing I would say is just to reiterate what we have all been talking about, today was an extraordinary day. There were millions of people that marched not just in Paris but around the world," he said. "And they were Christians and Jews and Muslims. "There were leaders of countries of all over the world and they didn't march in protest. They marched in support of the idea that we will not walk in fear. We won't do it. Je suis Charlie. Thank you."
The Clooneys had shown their support for the victims of the recent terrorist attacks in Paris earlier in the evening as they arrived for the ceremony. Human rights lawyer Amal, stunning in a black Dior gown and white gloves, carried a white Dior clutch bag accessorised with a 'Je suis Charlie' badge as she walked the red carpet with her husband, also wearing a badge. Amal told journalists that her Dior outfit had been "customised in solidarity with the French people, who've gone through a terrible week".
