Sarah Talley, a 33-year old, single mom from Britain is kissing and telling about her recent four month whirlwind romance with George Clooney. The two met at a Las Vegas nightspot where Talley works as a lap dancer.
The Yorkshire-born redhead was whisked off her feet in style as George flew her around in his private jet and wined and dined her at his Hollywood mansion.
But he also wooed her with simple romantic gestures such as getting up early to cook her breakfast, cuddling her tenderly as they watched films and lavishing her young son with gifts such as a replica Live8 guitar.
And George was such an old-fashioned gentleman that the pair spent their first two nights together without having sex.
When they finally did get intimate two weeks later, it was worth the wait. Sarah said: “He made me feel like a woman. He told me I was beautiful, kissed all down my neck and made me tingle. It was all I hoped it would be and better.”
George, 46, and a friend had been celebrating wrapping up filming for Ocean’s 13 last December when he met Sarah at a Spearmint Rhino bar, where she was a lapdancer.
She was immediately struck by how down-to-earth and easy to talk to he was.
The former model revealed: “I kind of bumped into him and said, ‘You’re George Clooney!’ He smiled and said, ‘Hey, come and hang out with us’.
“He was sweet and non-offensive. He liked that I was British and we talked about home a lot.
“We talked about his place in Lake Como, Italy, and he invited me and my friend there for summer.
“He was respectful and didn’t even ask for a dance.”
Despite other lapdancers buzzing around him, he had eyes only for her. Sarah added: “I didn’t care that he was George Clooney.
“To me he was just a nice, funny guy - but I could tell he liked me.”
George - whose previous loves include actress Renee Zellweger and Brit model Lisa Snowdon - was so smitten that within 20 minutes of leaving the club he texted to ask her out.
When his hectic schedule meant he scrapped their plans to meet the following day, Sarah feared she would never hear from him again.
But she was in for a pleasant surprise. She added: “We kept texting each other almost every day.
“He was due to do an interview on Jay Leno’s TV chatshow around Christmas and I joked he should say ‘hi’ to me on air.
“He said he’d try to squeeze Stonehenge into the conversation because it was very British and that would be his code to say ‘hi’.”
The divorcee eagerly tuned in to the show at the Las Vegas home she shares with mum Christine Lee, 58, and son Dehven, 11.
And Sarah - who moved to the US from Leeds aged 10 - was stunned when, true to his word, he sent the coded message.
The actor was asked about his extensive globetrotting and replied: “I was in Egypt and London and Turkey and New York, in LA and back to Louisiana - and Stonehenge.” He quickly added: “The Stonehenge part I made up.”
Sarah burst out laughing and a few hours later received a text from him that read: “Are you working tonite? The only person laughing at my Stonehenge bit is you-gonna pass out early. Big day tomorrow.”
The pair next met in January when he arranged for his private jet to whisk her to his home for the weekend. Severe turbulence saw the plane suddenly lose altitude, triggering the emergency alarms and leaving her in tears.
She said: “Everything in the plane flew up to the roof and my feet flew up over my head. It was terrifying.”
CONCERNED George could not do enough to look after her when she arrived later that morning.
She added: “He greeted me on the doorstep and hugged me asking if I was all right.
“He said in a mock English accent, ‘Come on, let’s make you a cup of tea’. He had PG Tips.” The star also cooked her scrambled eggs for breakfast. They spent the rest of the day together like two young sweethearts - and even played basketball
Sarah said: “He was such easy company and I wasn’t nervous at all around him. I was very relaxed.
They went for a romantic meal that evening, before returning to his home to listen to music.
But when it was time for bed, chaste George was content for them to head their separate ways.
Sarah laughingly explained: “When we first arranged the weekend I told him he had to be a good boy. He joked that he had deadlocks on the bedroom doors.
“But he was very respectful. He gave me a kiss goodnight and we slept in separate rooms.”
The following evening they watched films with some of his friends in his private home cinema. Sarah added: “He was very affectionate. He had his arm around me all night. He was putting his hand on my leg and seemed comfortable with other people there.
“We watched Dreamgirls and then Borat. Everyone had left by then and I was walking out of the cinema and George was walking in.
“He moved in for a kiss, very nice and very slow. He had his arm around my waist and kissed me. It was a good feeling, a warm feeling.”
They shared a bed that night. But despite their growing feelings for each other, he was still content to take things slowly.
Sarah said: “He’s got a great body, great legs and his feet are perfect for a man. We kissed and cuddled into the early hours but he didn’t treat me like a dancer. He was respectful of my wishes.”
It was two weeks before they met again - in South Carolina, where George was filming the romantic comedy Leatherheads.
Sarah checked into a hotel and was stunned when he texted to say he was in the next room. He popped around with champagne - and things soon began to fizz.
Sarah said: “We were all over each other. We ate, drank, watched movies and had sex. It was a great weekend. He wasn’t pushy, he was considerate and gentle.
“I was excited to be with such a huge star, even for someone like me who isn’t starstruck.”
After that, George kept in touch with loving texts and phone calls.
One message sent in February read: “So beat, so tired, so I wish I was crawling into bed with you. Talk to you soon.” But things began to fizzle out when she returned to Britain to visit relatives.
She said: “I was away a few weeks and couldn’t use my phone. But the messages had become less frequent and then I suppose we were both so busy they just dried up.”
Sarah now has a new love and her life is a world away from her Hollywood fling. She said: “I’m a busy single mum. I try to fit in work with housework and cooking dinner. My life’s different from George’s.”
Last night the star’s LA-based spokesman Stan Rosenfield would only say: “We don’t discuss Mr Clooney’s personal life.”
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