Stacy Keibler Not Upset By George Clooney's Engagement: "Wishes Nothing but Happiness" for Her Ex, Says Source

Former female wrestler is expecting her first baby with new husband

By Marc Malkin May 07, 2014 10:34 PMTags
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With a baby on the way with her new husband, Stacy Keibler doesn't have time to worry about her ex George Clooney's surprise engagement to Amal Alamuddin.

"Stacy is focused on her life with Jared [Pobre] and enjoying her pregnancy," a source exclusively tells me. "She wishes nothing but happiness for anyone she's dated, including George."

The comments come on the heels of a claim that Keibler is "irked" by Clooney's plans to marry. "When George and Stacy got together, he told her she would be the one he'd marry—and that they could have kids," Us Weekly reported earlier today.

Clooney and Keibler split in July 2013 after two years of dating.

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Keibler and Pobre married in early March during a family vacation in Mexico. About three weeks later, they announced Keibler was pregnant. Sources have told E! News that they're expecting a girl.

"They're beyond excited and happy," one source said.

Clooney reportedly popped the question to Alamuddin, a British human rights attorney, last month over a home-cooked meal after just seven months of dating. While dining at Malibu restaurant Nobu, Clooney told his pal Edward Norton, "We're engaged!"

"We are very pleased," Clooney's father, veteran broadcaster Nick Clooney, told E! News. "We like Amal, and we are very excited for our family and thrilled for them."

"They are both wonderful people and hope they have a terrific life ahead of them," the elder Clooney continued. "This is their day. This is George and Amal's time."

While appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Wednesday, Julia Roberts said of Clooney's engagement, "I think it's sublime."

And while she has yet to meet Clooney's fiancée, Roberts cooed, "She is beautiful and smart, and he is happy, and that's what matters to me."

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