George Clooney's new wife, Amal Alamuddin, may be an ultra-progressive human right lawyer, but word has it she still holds one hell of a grudge. According to the latest gossip news updates, Batman's London lawyer is absolutely furious at E! News correspondent Giuliana Rancic for making fun of her Golden Globes gloves on the Fashion Police days after the event. So, if Guiliana ever wants to talk to Clooney again at a red carpet event, she is going to have to make sure she does it when Amal is not around.
Given her stunning good looks no one questioned for a moment what George Clooney saw if London lawyer Amal Alamuddin when their engagement was first announced, but it's now being said the spotlight is starting to go to her head.
A source close to the couple claims in the latest February 9, issue of Star Magazine that all it takes is one less than kind remark and Amal cuts off all access to Clooney -- the way she's doing it to Giuliana Rancic.
The informant explains that after Mrs. Clooney got word that a two-faced Rancic, who was fawning all over Amal on the Golden Globes red carpet, had made fun of her elegant white gloves on Joan Rivers' old TV show the Fashion Police, she lost it:
"Giuliana was so desperate to grab them on the red carpet, she even waved around a bottle of George's brand of tequila.
"Giuliana couldn't coo enough over Amal's gloves, but then when every one of the Fashion Police made fun of them, Giuliana went right along with it.
"One thing is for sure, Giuliana will never speak to George again -- not as long as Amal is around."
And while plenty of stories in the tabloids lately have suggested that Amal may not being around for long thanks to how instantly dissatisfied she and Clooney have grown, the Hollywood hot's couple's rep told the Gossip Cop that there was absolutely nothing to all those rumors:
"These stories are made up for the sole purpose of selling magazines."
So, maybe Giuliana will get to talk to George Clooney again after all.
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