Hollywood stars George and Amal Clooney have temporarily left their home in southeastern France after dangerous wildfires threatened the area surrounding their estate.
The couple, who live in Brignoles with their 9-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella, evacuated as firefighters worked to contain fast-moving flames fueled by high temperatures and dry conditions. Authorities also ordered evacuations for hundreds of local residents as a precaution.
In a message to Brignoles Mayor Didier Brémond, George Clooney expressed concern about the situation and uncertainty over the fate of the family's property. Despite the uncertainty, the couple emphasized that their thoughts are with their neighbors and pledged to help the community recover once the emergency has passed.
The Clooneys have called France home since purchasing their estate in 2021. George has previously spoken about enjoying the quieter lifestyle in the countryside, saying it offers a more private and grounded environment for raising their children away from the spotlight.
The wildfire near Brignoles is one of several blazes affecting parts of Europe this summer. France, Spain, Greece, Italy, and other countries have been battling extreme heat and dry weather that have increased wildfire risks, forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes.
Emergency crews continue monitoring the situation as changing weather conditions and firefighting efforts help slow the spread of some fires. Officials have urged residents in affected areas to remain alert and follow evacuation instructions when necessary.
While the long-term impact on the Clooneys' estate remains uncertain, their public message has drawn attention to the wider challenges facing communities across southern Europe as another intense wildfire season unfolds.
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