Posted By
Najib
May 30, 2014 11:35
I don't know how the rumors spread that Clooney and Alamuddin are getting married in Lebanon, but it doesn't look like the wedding is taking place in Alamuddin's native Chouf Village of Baakline. In fact, the HuffingtonPost and Time reported that the couple are probably getting married at Highclere Castle in England or at Clooney's palatial Italian villa on Lake Como. People magazine however is saying the couple might have a party afterwards near Alamuddin's…
Posted By
Najib
May 30, 2014 10:27
I wouldn't really blame him if he's not French educated, but someone should have told him how to spell these two words.
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