Hello! Magazine has apologised for running an "exclusive" interview with George Clooney that the actor says was completely fabricated.
The UK-based magazine said it bought the meeting from a diversion news organization called Famous, which they have worked with previously.
Hello! said it thought the article was accurate and has removed from piece from its website.
Mr Clooney said the meeting never occurred.
He said in an announcement: "The issue is that I have not given a meeting to Hello Magazine and the quotes credited to me are not precise. I would say, being misquoted is not surprising but rather to have a 'restrictive meeting' totally created is something new. Furthermore, an extremely aggravating pattern."
The meeting was a piece about how he and wife Amal Clooney make their long-separate marriage work.
It was gotten by Vanity Fair, Marie Claire, The Sun and The Evening Standard.
Hi! said it was "overwhelmed" to hear the meeting was not bona fide.
"The HELLO! Gathering can just express its most profound appreciation for both Mr Clooney and his wife, Amal, and its true responsibility to respectable and precise news coverage," the announcement read.
In 2014, the Daily Mail apologized to Mr Clooney around a story they kept running about his wife's mom asserting she contradicted her girl's wedding. He called the story "false" and "untrustworthy".
Hello! Magazine apologises for 'fabricated' Clooney interview
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