The handwritten note George and Amal Clooney give to all their fellow plane passengers.

George and Amal Clooney have further endeared themselves into the hearts of us mere mortals (who knew it was possible?) by providing noise-cancelling headphones to passengers on a flight from the US to the UK.

Why? Because their little twins – six-month-old Alexander and Ella – were also on the flight and have just mastered the art of “squawking”.

The headphones were handed out alongside a handwritten note, signed “George and Amal”.

“Our twins just discovered squawking,” the note reads, as shared by US Weekly. “Hope this helps make the flight a little quieter.”

George Clooney and his wife Amal passed out noise-canceling headphones on a flight with their 6 month old twins…Here’s the note. That’s so sweet, #Christine105 pic.twitter.com/tO9V9iv3Vt

— Go Country 105 (@GoCountry105) December 13, 2017

(And just a side note… Those twins can squawk around us any time they want.)

This comes after George’s long-time friend Rande Gerber told Daily Mail about the actor’s extreme generosity and humble upbringing.

Exactly one year before his 2014 wedding, on September 27 George invited his oldest, closest friends – “The Boys” – around for dinner.

“George begins to say, ‘Listen, I want you guys to know how much you’ve meant to me and how much you mean to me in my life’,” Gerber told Daily Mail.

“I came to Los Angeles, I slept on your couch. I’m so fortunate in my life to have all of you and I couldn’t be where I am today without all of you.”

In front of every guest - all 14 of them - there was reportedly a suitcase containing $1 million.

Gerber said George had paid the taxes on the money already, and the gift was because "we've all been through some hard times".

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When Gerber tried to deny the money, he said the soon-to-be groom told them simply: "If Rande doesn't take it, no one gets anything".

George proposed to British-Lebanese human rights lawyer for the UN, Amal Alamuddin, on April 28, 2014. The pair were married in September that year, and welcomed their twins in June, 2017.

Just when we thought we couldn't be more in love.