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Amal Clooneyhas reportedly been "upset" with her husbandGeorge Clooneyover a broken promise. According to a source, the couple allegedly went through a tough phase when the Oscar-winner failed to give his family time due to work. He reportedly promised his wife that he would be with her and their kids after his Broadway project. But the actor has seemingly signed more work, which has reportedly been forcing Amal to give him an "ultimatum."

George Clooney has 'totally gone back on his word' in promise to Amal Clooney, per source

Amal Clooney and George Clooney's marriage could allegedly be in trouble after the husband broke a promise. A source toldRadarOnlinethat the "Ocean's Eleven" star had been promising his wife that he would "slow down and step away from acting" to be with his family. But, he seemed to have "totally gone back on his word."

Reportedly, the 48-year-old lawyer "bent over backwards" for George and his Broadway project. "She uprooted the kids' lives, and her own, because he promised it was going to be his swan song," the insider claimed. However, he didn't keep his promise after the play was over.

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According to the source, the 64-year-old has signed a new movie, "Ocean's 14." Allegedly, he has been working on taking on other deals as a producer. As per the report, he already has a busy schedule and has reportedly been adding more work.

"It's very hard on Amal because when George works, he disappears into it," they shared. "They put so much into getting their marriage back on track, and now it feels like he's ready to throw that all away. It's no wonder she's upset and ready to give him an ultimatum," the insider concluded.

For those unversed, Amal and George tied the knot in September 2014. They became parents to twins, Ella and Alexander (8), in 2017.

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Several of the victims who died in abackcountry avalanche disasterin California's Lake Tahoe Region were members of an elite skiing academy, according to a statement from the school released Feb. 18.

"Multiple members of theSugar Bowl Academycommunity and others with strong connections to Sugar Bowl, Donner Summit, and the backcountry community died,"the statement said,referring to the avalanche on Tuesday. "Sugar Bowl Academy is focused on supporting its athletes, students, staff, and families through this tragedy."

The accident is being calledthe deadliest avalanche in the U.S. in four decades. On the last and third day of the trip deep into Sierra Nevada ski country,an avalanche came crashing down, killing three guides and five guests, and leaving six survivors. A ninth person was not found and is presumed dead.

The area where the avalanche occurred is known for its beauty, its skiing and its danger. The Donner Land Trust, which owns the Frog Lake area,says on its websitethat "all areas are uncontrolled avalanche terrain that require appropriate avalanche education and equipment."

Neither local officials or Sugar Bowl Academy leaders have identified any of the victims by name.Sugar Bowl Academyis an independent, coed boarding and day school for competitive skiers in grades 8-12 located inNorden, California, near Lake Tahoe. It offers specialized ski training in alpine alongside a college preparatory curriculum.

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The academy focuses on developing high-caliber athletes, with graduates frequently moving on to U.S. Ski Teams and NCAA Division I programs. It has produced numerous elite skiers, particularly for the U.S. and international ski teams, with eight alumni named to the 2022 Winter Olympics. Notable alumni includeWorld Cup winner Alice Robinson,U.S. OlympianLuke WintersandFreeride World Tour Champion Isaac Freeland.

"The Sugar Bowl Academy community will continue to be there in the months and years ahead for the families that have lost loved ones," the school said in its statement on the avalanche tragedy.

"We are an incredibly close and connected community. This tragedy has affected each and every one of us. The depth of support for the families whose lives have been changed forever reminds us of how special this community is", said Executive Director Stephen McMahon. "The best thing we can do is surround our athletes and families with care and support while providing the necessary space and time for grief and healing."

Search and rescue teams were dispatched at about 11:30 a.m. local time after receiving reports of an avalanche incident involving a group of skiers in steep backcountry terrain in the Castle Peak area, northwest of Lake Tahoe, according to theNevada County Sheriff's Office.

Blackbird Mountain Guides, now under scrutiny for its role inthe avalanche,had multiple social media posts that acknowledged possible avalanche threats in the region.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Some who died in avalanche disaster were part of elite skiing academy