Thomas Skinner’s Twin Daughters to Star in Hollywood Movie with George Clooney

Strictly Come Dancing star Thomas Skinner has reportedly signed his twin daughters to a talent agency – and they’ve already landed their first role.

The Apprentice star’s two girls Roma and Darla, who are two, landed the part before they’d even reached their first birthday, appearing in George Clooney’s film Jay Kelly.

The twins, who filmed the role last spring, appear in a scene where George’s character emerges from a taxi while cradling the tots.

The film, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival and sees George star opposite Adam Sandler, will hit cinemas next month. 

Thomas, who also shares son Henry, four, with his wife Sinead, is currently appearing on Strictly alongside his dance partner Amy Dowden, and will take to the dancefloor for the second live show on Saturday.

And while he is no doubt ‘proud’ to see his daughters land a role at such a young age, Thomas’ Strictly stint has been overshadowed by his admission he cheated on his spouse weeks after their marriage in 2022.

A source told The Sun: ‘Thomas is a proud dad and isn’t ashamed he’s leaning into the nepo craze.

‘Not many parents can say their kids have appeared in a movie, never mind a George Clooney one.

‘Regardless of the money involved, what a brilliant thing to be involved in.’

Daily Mail has contacted a representative for Thomas Skinner for comment.

Thomas’ dance partner Amy recently shared a message urging her followers to ‘be kind’ following reports he’s being protected by Tom Holland’s ex-bodyguard after receiving death threats.

The Essex businessman, who found fame after appearing on Lord Sugar’s The Apprentice, has become the most controversial signing on Strictly this year, with his appearance being overshadowed by his revelation that he cheated on wife Sinead.

Tom confessed to Daily Mail’s Katie Hind this week that the cheating scandal has been ‘awful for my poor wife to read it all’ as he came clean on the affair.

Taking to her Instagram Amy shared clips from her BBC documentary on her cancer battle, which also saw her deal with negative comments, alongside a lengthy caption. 

She wrote: ‘As we step into a new week, let’s choose to be kind, always. I was raised to treat others the way I’d want to be treated, and to never judge a book by its cover. 

‘We never really know what someone else is going through. But what I do know is how upsetting it can be to be on the receiving end of negative comments’.

She continued: ‘I’m using my platform to hopefully help spread the right messages. Words matter! Online and offline. A cruel comment might take seconds to type, but its impact can last much longer’. 

‘I remember a coach once telling me, it’s like a nail hammered into wood, even if you remove it, the mark will always be there. There are so many young people online today please be the kind of role models they need’. 

Before adding: ‘Let’s be the reason someone smiles, not struggles. Also I can’t believe it’s two years exact today I was sat in the hospital bed showing these messages to my lovely nurse. Welsh love alway’.

In the comments Thomas gushed: ‘You are an amazing person.’

Meanwhile Thomas put on a brave face as he hit the dance floor with Amy on Saturday night, with his wife Sinead no where in sight to support.

The TV star, who performed the Paso Doble and received 16 points from the judges, said: ‘I was scared at the start, Amy has been a great teacher. She’s fantastic.’

Critics on X branded Thomas’ performance ‘the worst’, while other fans felt Thomas ‘did well’ considering it was a ‘difficult’ dance for a beginner like himself. 

His political leanings have also sparked backlash across social media after he was pictured attending a barbecue hosted by US President Donald Trump’s number two, JD Vance – something he later called a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ event.

Thomas has drawn strong criticism for X posts saying it is ‘not far-right’ to be ‘flying your flag and loving your country’, and complaining ‘it ain’t safe out there any more’ in London, saying the city is ‘hostile’ and ‘tense’.

Insiders revealed that Strictly bosses have been left in a ‘tricky’ situation regarding his social media posts.

‘He’s not BBC staff so there is nothing that can be done about his social media posts other than ask his management to have a gentle word, and they might not want to,’ the source has explained.

The insider added though that it’s unlikely Thomas will be voted out of the hit BBC show early, ‘because the public tends to like controversial figures, at least at the start.’

They added that Strictly’s decision to pair him with one of the show’s favourite pro dancers will be beneficial.

‘The feeling is he’s unlikely to be among the first to go, and could actually stay in for quite a stretch. Amy has a lot of love behind her and that is sure to help him,’ the insider told The Mirror.