Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese football star currently playing for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, has just gotten engaged to longtime partner Georgina Rodriguez.
Georgina Rodriguez shared the news on August 11 via Instagram, posting a photo of her hand — adorned with a large oval diamond ring — resting on Ronaldo’s.
However, according to The Mirror, Ronaldo could be liable for a massive payout from his fortune if the couple ever separates in the future.
The pair began dating publicly in early 2017 and are raising five children together: twins Eva Maria and Mateo, daughters Alana and Bella, and Ronaldo’s eldest son, Cristiano Jr., from a previous relationship.
Ronaldo, the first footballer to earn over $1 billion during his career (Forbes, 2020), is estimated to have a net worth of around $671 million, with an annual salary of $230 million in Saudi Arabia — excluding tens of millions from endorsements and business ventures.
According to Portuguese magazine TV GUIA, the couple established a financial agreement after the birth of their first child, Alana, to protect Ronaldo’s assets while ensuring Georgina’s financial stability in the event of a split.
If they break up, Georgina would reportedly receive a lifetime monthly allowance of over $114,000 and ownership of Ronaldo’s villa in La Finca, Madrid — a 950 m² property on a 4,000 m² plot, purchased in 2010 for about $5.64 million.
Though they are not yet married, if they wed in the future and later divorce, additional and more complex legal terms could apply.
Sources: Znews
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