Amal and George Clooney beef up security to protect twins

All to make sure that they can keep their twins safe.

George and Amal Clooney have increased their security at home after recent breaches reportedly left them fearing for the safety of their newborn twins. The pair, who welcomed Alexander and Ella in June, are set on making sure that the twins grow up in the most normal way possible. And after a series of recent events, the new parents have been left fearing for the tots' safety - and privacy. The human rights lawyer and the actor have reportedly added video surveillance, bulletproof walls, panic rooms and basement bunkers - all to make sure that they can keep the twins safe. An insider told Grazia:

"Amal is already concerned for their safety, which has only got worse since the birth of their children. ‘The latest incident has really galvanised her and George. "They are hell-bent on doing whatever it takes to protect the twins and they’ve told their security advisors that money is not an issue when it comes to ensuring their safety."

The news comes following pictures of the tots being published in French magazine Voici.  George reportedly vowed to take legal action against the photographers, who he says obtained the photos after illegally scaling a fence. He said at the time:

"Make no mistake: the photographers, the agency and the magazine will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 'The safety of our children demands it."