George & Amal Clooney Step Out Amid News Of His Shocking Childhood Health Crisis
May 15 2019, Published 9:04 p.m. ET
George Clooney isn't letting the revelation of a major health crisis keep him out of the spotlight. The silver-haired actor walked the red carpet at the UK premiere of his new miniseries Catch 22.
And despite recent reports of marital trouble, his wife Amal walked hand in hand with her husband.
The new Hulu miniseries is based on the acclaimed Joseph Heller novel and "follows the adventures and misadventures of a US air squadron in Italy in World War II," according to the online streamer.
George looked notable thin as he wore an all-black suit to the premiere. He also kept his left hand completely hidden in his pocket the entire time.
Check out this RadarOnline.com gallery for more on George's medical crisis, and the latest on the state of his marriage.
Say Cheese!
George struggled to smile as cameras flashed all around him.
Health Crisis
As RadarOnline.com recently revealed, The Oceans 11 star once suffered a major health crisis during his teenage years: Bells' Palsy.
Going Numb
During a talk on The Hollywood Reporter's "Awards Chatter" podcast, the 58-year-old recalled one day when he was having lunch with his family after church and his tongue and jaw went numb.
Paralyzed
He tried to drink milk and couldn't. It spilled out of his mouth because his face was completely paralyzed.
Tough Times
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He said his face remained motionless "for six or seven months."
Marriage Troubles
The Clooneys' troubled marriage has continued on, even after years of rumored troubles in paradise.
Separate Beds
RadarOnline.com reported bumps in the road as early as April 2017, when it was revealed the couple were sleeping in separate bedrooms.
Separate Lives
Just last year, sources told RadarOnline.com the Clooney's were in the midst of some major marital drama.
Happy Ending?
Despite their differences, the pair looked like a perfect couple at the National Museum of Scotland on March 14, when the two were honored for their humanitarian work at the People's Postcode Lottery Gala.