The pair purchased the property in 2021, and in an October interview with Esquire, Clooney described it as their main home—a choice he said was made with their children’s wellbeing in mind.
Trump, however, appeared angered by the Clooneys and their eight-year-old twins becoming dual US-French citizens.
Writing on Truth Social, he mocked the couple, criticised France’s immigration policies, and attacked Clooney’s political opinions, drawing comparisons to Democratic leaders and deriding the actor’s film career.
He claimed Clooney had gained more attention from politics than from what he called “mediocre” movies, concluding the post with his familiar campaign slogan.
