George Clooney's lovely lady, Elisabetta Canalis, opened up to Vanity Fair about falling in love with America's most eligible bachelor and dealing with the "haters".
She gushes about George:
"the person thanks to which my life has regained color. I feel good, I feel light. Like when I was 18 years old. I am happy like I was when I was 18 years old. Those who criticize or invent stories about us are just jealous."
She says that Italians don't support their own:
"It might seem a cliché, but unfortunately it is true: the Italians never support their own citizens who earn an opportunity or a recognition abroad … I don't expect to be celebrated, but neither do I expect the newspapers of our country to use as a reference point a gossip blog which is full of insults, racism and violence."
I wonder if something was lost in translation? I can't imagine the Italians being very happy with that statement.
She says that many women were upset by her relationship with George:
I have heard of women – even famous women – that due to this [relationship] removed his photo as screensavers from their computers. Maybe I am a bit stressed. But in the end the best revenge over these jealous people is to be happy. Because that is the thing they do not forgive you for."
George is set to receive the Bob Hope Humanitarian award at the Emmy's this month. Elisabetta says that's one of the things she adores about George:
"Exactly this, his humanity. His ability in giving to others."
These two have been together for a year, but it seems like longer, doesn't it?
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