Travelling with babies on flights can be pretty tedious especially when they won’t stop crying. A lot of passengers complain about this fact and look down upon the poor hapless parents judging their parenting skills. Crying babies are often the bane of passengers on flights and these days more people get offended by a baby crying or a woman breastfeeding than an actual crime happening. However, Hollywood actor George Clooney and wife Amal Alamuddin tackled this problem like a pro while traveling with their twins Ella and Alexander. On a recent long-haul flight, George Clooney and Amal Clooney hand out noise-canceling headphones to their co-passengers with a handwritten note.
The new parents of twins Ella and Alexander handed out noise-canceling headphones to co-passengers so that they would not be disturbed by the six-month-old twins crying, according to multiple media sources. Passengers traveling in first class on a flight to the UK got headphones from the couple featuring the logo of George Clooney’s Casamigos tequila and a handwritten note. According to the New York Post’s Page Six, American filmmaker Quentin Tarantino also got the headphones as he was on board. E! News shared a photograph of the handwritten note, which stated, “Our twins just discovered SQUAWKING!! Hope this helps make the flight a little quieter.” George Clooney’s Encounter With This Elderly Woman Who Grabbed His Chin At The Toronto International Film Festival Made Her An Internet Sensation
56-year-old George Clooney and high-flying humanitarian 39-year-old Amal Clooney welcomed their twins Ella and Alexander in June this year. George Clooney who was one of the world’s most eligible bachelors for the longest of time took the world by surprise when he married Amal Clooney who is almost 20 years his junior. According to Page Six, a source revealed that the flight went off smoothly and, “the babies didn’t make a peep.”
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