All signs point to an impending wedding for George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin: the couple have secured their marriage license in London where Alamuddin, a human rights attorney, is based.
A public notice announcing the nuptials was posted outside Chelsea Old Town Hall, as per U.K. law. The bulletin stated that the wedding would take place in Italy, People reports. The Oscar winning actor also owns a villa in Italy on Lake Como.
Clooney, 53, asked Alamuddin, 36, to marry him in April. “I’m marrying up,” he said of his fiancée in an interview with Variety.
[People]
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