George and Amal Clooney attempted to blend in at Milan airport in low-key looks as they jetted home on Sunday after enjoying the Winter Olympics events. 

The Hollywood actor, 64, looked in good spirits as he wrapped an arm around his glamorous wife, 48, as they arrived at the airport. 

George cut a smart figure in a navy polo shirt which he teamed with grey trousers, a smart dark jacket and carried a large black backpack. 

The Ocean's Eleven star kept a low-key figure in a pair of sunglasses and kept comfortable in a pair of white trainers. 

Amal looked stylish in a navy jumper which she tucked into a pair of blue denim jeans and wore a pair of black boots. 

The human rights lawyer added a black coat and accessorised with a large pair of sunglasses and carried a large coordinated handbag.  

The couple, who have been married for over 10 years, were all smiles as they were escorted into the airport by their security team before flying home. 

It comes as George and Amal looked sensational as they enjoyed a night at the Omega House opening dinner in Milan on Saturday.

The hunk looked handsome as ever as he stepped out in a navy two-piece suit, which he paired with a crisp white shirt and black suit shoes.

On his arm, Amal, who is a French-British lawyer, stepped out in an elegant, black, strapless, fishtail dress.

She added inches to her statuesque physique as she slipped into a pair of black stilettos and toted her belongings around in a simple black clutch.

The couple walked arm in arm as they arrived at the glitzy dinner, which marked the opening of the luxury watch shop and the first night of the Winter Olympics 2026.

The 2026 Winter Olympics kicked off with a lavish opening ceremony featuring star-studded performances, stunning visuals, and all the glitz expected of sport's biggest winter stage.

Including more than 1,300 performers, among them 1,200 volunteers from 27 countries, the ceremony has been months in the making, with a host of global music stars set to take to the stage at the 76,000-capacity San Siro stadium.

Recently, George revealed that his kids are having a 'much better life' growing up out of the spotlight.

He told Esquire magazine: 'I was worried about raising our kids in LA, in the culture of Hollywood.

'I felt like they were never going to get a fair shake at life.'

The Jay Kelly actor pointed out that the culture in France is very different to the US, explaining they 'don't give a s*** about fame'.

He added: 'I don't want them being compared to somebody else's famous kids.'

George stays clear of social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook, but is worried about what will happen to his kids when they eventually get their own accounts.

Last month, he told Julia Roberts for 72 Magazine: 'The risks are so much bigger and the consequences follow you for so much longer.

'I'm worried about my kids; we keep them off the internet as much as we can.

'But, you know, some of their homework is done on a computer.'

There's no doubt George and his wife Amal live a very luxe life with an estimated net worth of $550million (£409million) combined.

Yet, the megastar insists he lives a 'normal' life - despite the power couple owning multiple homes around the world.