Amal Clooney

 Amal Clooney is a lawyer from London, British-Lebanese as well as an activist and writer who has a net worth of 50 million dollars. Amal Clooney is well-known for her character as the wife of actor George Clooney. She has previously worked for the United Nations and British Foreign and Commonwealth Office. She resigned from that role in the year 2020. She is currently a Doughty Street Chambers barrister. She has a specialization in human rights and international law. Amal Alamuddin was conceived in Beirut, Lebanon on February 3rd 1978. Amal (whose name means "hope" in Arabic) moved to England with her family when she was just two years old, settling in Buckinghamshire. Her family fled in the wake of the Lebanese Civil War, although her father later returned to his home country in 1991. When she was a kid she lived with three of her siblings at an all-girls' grammar school. After graduating from secondary school Amal went to St. Hugh's College in Oxford. She received a BA degree in Jurisprudence in the year 2000, following numerous awards for academic excellence. In 2001, she completed her postsecondary studies at New York University School of Law in preparation for her LLM degree. She was an office clerk for Judge Sonia Sotomayor while she was in New York.