Amid the pregnancy rumors currently hurled at George Clooney's wife Amal Alamuddin, a new report has suggested that it might cause not-so-good thing to the couple.

If the 38-year-old British-Lebanese lawyer is indeed pregnant right now, is it something that the 55-year-old multi-awarded actor is not yet ready to handle?

At his age right now, the "Batman & Robin" actor is never a father yet. If ever, the supposed baby of the international human rights attorney would be his first child.

According to Celeb Dirty Laundry, "while Amal Alamuddin's pregnancy might cause plenty of friction in their marriage, it also means that George Clooney has no way out of this situation, either."

The entertainment site pointed out that "whether he likes it or not," it appeared that he is going to be a father already anytime soon.

The report noted that the Beirut-born lawyer could have been successful in achieving two things while with the "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" - to have his last name and bear his first child.

Accordingly, George Clooney's wife, Amal Alamuddin, was "over the moon with joy" upon learning of his pregnancy.

In the meantime, Celeb Dirty Laundry revealed in a separate report that the gorgeous spouse of the actor-director might just decide to have a career shift - from being a lawyer to a celebrity fashion designer.

Citing a report from Britain's "Grazia" magazine, it was disclosed that Oscar de la Renta's creative director Peter Copping would like to have her as their co-consultant.

"Amal has long been obsessed with clothes, but she never considered working in the fashion industry," an insider reportedly dished. "Since finding herself in the spotlight, she's collaborated with designers who have created custom-made pieces, and had a very hands-on role."

"She's love to develop these working relationships further, but doesn't want it to distract from her day job at Doughty Street Chambers," the unnamed source said about Amal Alamuddin, who has been married with George Clooney for two years now." Her life is already one huge balancing act."