George and Amal Clooney are not expecting their third child, their representative has confirmed.
The actor, 60, and human rights lawyer, 43, welcomed twins Ella and Alexander four years ago after getting married during a lavish Venice ceremony in 2014.
Insiders had earlier claimed that the happy couple have already told their close friends that they were expanding their family when they threw a small dinner party near their Italian villa on July 4th.
However speaking with Just Jared on Friday, their representative shut down any speculation and said: 'Stories saying that Amal Clooney is pregnant are not true.'
Family: George and Amal Clooney's representative has said in a statement that the couple are not expecting their third child together after it was reported on Friday that the lawyer was pregnant (the couple are pictured on July 20 in Lake Como, Italy)
Insiders had claimed that the happy couple have already told their close friends when they threw a small dinner party near their Italian villa on July 4th. The couple were spotted out with pals on July 20, where Amal sported a form-fitting white dress.
A source told OK! US: 'Amal's said to be past her first trimester. She's already starting to show, so soon enough, everyone will know.'
Representatives for George and Amal have been contacted by MailOnline.
It was reported last month that George had whizzed his wife and their children to Lake Como ahead of the twins' fourth birthday.
A source told E! News at the time that the family 'haven't been there in two years' but they'll be spending the summer at their family home, Villa Oleandra.
They added: 'They brought along their giant St. Bernard puppy, Rosie. They will be spending as much of the summer as they can in Lake Como.'
Stepping out: The couple are pictured on July 20 in Lake Como, Italy
Stepping out: Amal is pictured with the couple's kids in 2018
A helping hand: During their outing, Amal was assisted on to waiting boat by George
In March, George spoke about how life changed when he became a father.
He said: ''I don't think anyone is ever going to say at the end of the day 'God, I wish we'd done two more interesting films' rather than 'God, I'm really glad I spent this time with my kids or I did this with my kids.'
In December, he gave a rare into fatherhood as he spoke to AARP The Magazine about naming their twins and being a famous parent.
He said: 'I didn't want, like, weird-a*s names for our kids. They're
