And he said he never wants children! George Clooney comes over all paternal as he takes a competition winner around town in NYC

By Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 02:03 EST, 5 February 2014 | UPDATED: 05:16 EST, 5 February 2014

He is known for being reluctant to settle down and be a family man.

But on Tuesday it looked as though George Clooney had a change of heart.

The 52-year-old was accompanied by an adorable young girl to his appearance on The Late Show With David Letterman and later to the premiere of The Monuments Men in New York after she won a competition to spend the evening with the star.

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Red carpet debut: George Clooney was accompanied by an adorable young girl to his appearance on The Late Show With David Letterman and later to the premiere of The Monuments Men in New York after she won a competition to spend the evening with the star

Ladies' man: George Clooney posed with a young girl and presumably her mother who won a competition to accompany him to his premiere for The Monuments Men on Tuesday in NYC

George looked as suave as ever as he left the Letterman studio in Manhattan, keeping warm with a grey scarf paired with a blue shirt and black suit.

The little girl was seen walking behind him, looking cute in a black fuzzy jacket, jeans, and white boots.

Later, the pair were seen posing on the red carpet at the premiere of Monuments Men, which George co-wrote, co-directed and co-produced.

George, you've got company: The actor was also accompanied by the little girl for his appearance on the Late Show With David Letterman

George, you've got company: The actor was also accompanied by the little girl for his appearance on the Late Show With David Letterman

Man of style: George looked as suave as ever as he left the studio, keeping warm with a grey scarf paired with a blue shirt and black suit

Man of style: George looked as suave as ever as he left the studio, keeping warm with a grey scarf paired with a blue shirt and black suit

Man on the go: George was in motion as he visited Letterman and later attended a premiere of his new movie The Monuments Men

Man on the go: George was in motion as he visited Letterman and later attended a premiere of his new movie The Monuments Men

Fan favourite: George stopped to sign autographs outside the David Letterman studio

Fan favourite: George stopped to sign autographs outside the David Letterman studio

The competition promised the winner would 'hang with George Clooney backstage at Letterman, ride up in a limo and walk the red carpet at the The Monuments Men premiere, and a whole lot more'.

The contest was open to people from around the world, according to the competition webpage.

Entrants paid just $10 to enter the competition, with proceeds going to one of George's favourite charities Satellite Sentinel Project, which monitors the borders between Sudan and South Sudan.

Dapper: George looked handsome in a navy blue coat and black tie as he posed at the premiere

Dapper: George looked handsome in a navy blue coat and black tie as he posed at the premiere

George was also joined by his co-stars Cate Blanchett, Matt Damon and Bill Murray at the premiere.

The Monuments Men is based on a real-life group of museum curators and art historians who set out to rescue art from destruction during World War II.

The movie, which is George's directorial follow-up to The Ides Of March, is based on the book The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves And The Greatest Treasure Hunt In History by Robert M. Edsel.

Musical guest: Sting arrived at the David Letterman show to perform with Ivy Levan
Musical guest: Sting arrived at the David Letterman show to perform with Ivy Levan

Musical guest: Sting arrived at the David Letterman show to perform with Ivy Levan

Rising star: Ivy Levan sang Drive My Car with Sting in a tribute to the Beatles

Rising star: Ivy Levan sang Drive My Car with Sting in a tribute to the Beatles

 
All-star cast: George was joined by his co-stars Cate Blanchett and Matt Damon

All-star cast: George was joined by his co-stars Cate Blanchett and Matt Damon

Oscar nominee: Cate, who was nominated for an Oscar for her role in Blue Jasmine, attended the premiere in a conservative black dress

Oscar nominee: Cate, who was nominated for an Oscar for her role in Blue Jasmine, attended the premiere in a conservative black dress



 

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Just because someone doesn't have kids, or even if they don't want them, doesn't mean they don't like kids!

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good for him! smart man. whenever people tell me they don't have kids i give them a thumbs up, a big smile and i say 'good for you!!!' already too many people in the world walking around pretending to be happy with people that they're not.

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lol he's not even touching her arm

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Perhaps the picture was taken before he touched her or as he was taking his hands of her. Don't be an idiot and try to create what u don't know!

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Maybe he and Eva Mendes should get together being that they both don't want any kids, but maybe she is too old for him (by his standards).

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Great man.

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The thing is, everyone knows George would be a great father!

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selfishness is now the number one criterion is it ????

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How does everyone know that? I know nothing about George Clooney except he's an actor.

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He should be left alone. Not everyone wants to do the same as others do i.e. marry and have children. Some people don't want to get married and/or have children. We all have choices to make and we should respect other people's choices.

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I'm thinking you're ever so slightly RELIEVED that your Mum & Dad didn't take the same view

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I'm thinking if your parents had thought like George Clooney we wouldn't have to read your post .Why is relieved in capital letters?

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The second picture says it all. He won't be settling down with a woman and starting a family any time soon.

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How to play with people's emotions and gain favor in public opinion? Kids and animals. He knows this especially as the economy falls under the weight of economic collapse due to his politics that he's had manipulatively thrown upon us.

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hows the weather in Never never Land ??

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What a nasty person you are.

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How to play with people's emotions and gain favor in public opinion? Kids and animals. He knows this especially as the economy falls under the weight of economic collapse due to his politics that he's had manipulatively thrown upon us.

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