George Clooney Shines as Silver Fox at 2025 Tony Awards Amid Amal’s Sanction Concerns

George Clooney turned heads at the 2025 Tony Awards, reclaiming his iconic silver fox look with flair. The 64-year-old actor, nominated for leading actor in a play for his role in "Good Night, and Good Luck," strutted down the red carpet at New York City's Radio City Music Hall alongside his wife, Amal Clooney, sporting his natural gray hair after ditching a dark dye job he’d worn for the production.

For months, Clooney had masked his signature silver locks with a brown hue for the role, even confessing on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" that the grow-out phase was a bit of a disaster—gray roots clashing with dark tops. Under a tight deadline, he promised a return to normalcy by the Tonys, and boy, did he deliver. After wrapping his final matinee performance on Sunday, Clooney transformed just in time for the evening event, proving he’s still got that timeless charm.

But beyond the hair headlines, there’s a heavier cloud over the Clooney household. Amal, a renowned human rights lawyer, could face potential restrictions under new sanctions from the Trump administration. Her involvement in a war crimes case against Israeli leaders Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant has drawn scrutiny, with Trump’s executive order targeting ICC officials and their families—potentially impacting Amal’s ability to enter the U.S. It’s a stark contrast to the glitz of the Tonys, where Clooney’s performance has been the talk of the town.

From silver strands to serious sanctions, the Clooneys remain a couple to watch, navigating both the spotlight and the storm with undeniable grace.