Trending News|July 08, 2015 11:54 EDT
George Clooney News: Actor Celebrates Fourth of July Amal & Big-Named Celebs
Just when the clock hit 12 midnight on the 4th of July, Americans were of course out to celebrate in town and out of town including happily married power Hollywood couple George Clooney and Amal Clooney who apparently celebrated the festivities outside of the country.
Well, no matter where Americans were during the 4th of July independence day holidays the spirit of celebration will always be with them just like the Clooneys who were spotted spending the festivities at their Italian residence near Lake Como.
Not only was it one romantic holiday for George and Amal, but also it was a star-studded occasion as some of their big-named celebrity pals went along and enjoyed their company like actress Julia Roberts with husband Daniel Moder.
Although there were no photos released of the four power couples together out sailing on a boat around Lake Como it was however reported that the group of four enjoyed a late night fireworks display to commemorate their independence day as Americans since 1776.
Since it was a special night, the two, George and Amal were reportedly all-dressed up to celebrate. George was seen wearing a buttoned-down white shirt a pair of blue jeans and of course, his growing gotee. Meanwhile, George's lady was very glamorous in her purple and gold mini sparkling dress as they were seen hopping towards their boats for the night.
A few nights earlier, George was also seen kicking off his festive spirit by attending a Toto concert in support of his good friend Steve Lukather who also happens to be the singer's guitarist. It was a shocking night for the audience when it was reported that George suddenly went up on stage during the concert.
"He just appeared out of nowhere," a source told E! News for the concert that was held last July 2. "Nobody realized for a while who it was and then everyone around started screaming and shouting. They went crazy when they realized it was George," the source added.