Amal Clooney Career Change? Barrister Rumored to Be Leaving Law for Hollywood

By R. Siva Kumar - 03 Sep '15 10:46AM

Amal Clooney is sure in big action on the grapevine, at least. Most 'experts' are speculating on a lot of issues that may not even be true.

The latest rumour is that George Clooney's wife, Amal Alamuddin, is trying to effect a big career shift. So she might be asked to replace Donald Trump for "Celebrity Apprentice."

Critics point out that she is not content enough to be "fame-adjacent and soaking up the 'thrill" of being the wife of a star, says Celeb Dirty Laundry. "Nope she's chasing fame of her own - turns out Amal Alamuddin is trying to land a gig to replace master of the comb-over, Donald Trump, over at NBC's Celebrity Apprentice. Amal is rumored to be leaning on her smug spouse to try and land her the gig. If George can draw in an actual celebrity to Celebrity Apprentice, that would be a coup for the network."

Meanwhile, several tabloids and publications have discussed the possibility of the newlywed's impending divorce, citing their very different lifestyles as a possible culprit. The public however has a different perception about the buzzed about marriage, according to youthhealthmag.

Before her marriage, in fact, she was hardly known in the big circles. "I have legal background and trust me, NOBODY knew who she was until this P.R. stunt occurred...check out her law firm, she is listed as another junior, alongside all the junior associates," user OxfordGrad commented on a Celeb Dirty Laundry article.

"My belief is her QC takes her along as his 2nd on cases because of the wonderful P.R. SHE NOW affords the firm..thanks to Georgie. She is of course smart and well educated but nowhere near to the brilliant level she is being awarded."

"I don't know about anything in this article, but i don't believe Georgie thought this through," user MemyselfandI said.

Meanwhile, the public speculates about her career as well as the 'royal' wedding that she underwent. Most critics whisper that she is "junior barrister" who is more of a "promotional model" for her law firm.