Cristiano Ronaldo & Georgina Rodríguez Tie the Knot in Cascais

Sun Sep 06 2026 03:05:43 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo and partner Georgina Rodríguez marry in a Portuguese civil ceremony, celebrated with a viral Instagram post.

In August, Cristiano Ronaldo and his longtime partner Georgina Rodríguez sealed their 10‑year romance with a civil wedding in Cascais, Portugal. The pair shared a heartfelt Instagram post showing their joined hands, which racked up over three million likes in 30 minutes. Their children – two twins and three stepchildren – attended the intimate ceremony. Beyond the wedding, Ronaldo’s global career and his epic 2026 World Cup journey continue to dominate headlines.

Cristiano Ronaldo & Georgina Rodríguez Tie the Knot in Cascais

The football icon and his longtime partner, model‑and‑influencer Georgina Rodríguez, ended a decade‑long romance with a civil ceremony in the scenic coastal town of Cascais, near Lisbon.

Instagram Moment: After the ceremony, Ronaldo posted a photograph on his Instagram account showing two hands – his stacked over hers – both cupped in wedding rings. The image went viral, amassing over three million likes within 30 minutes.

The wedding was dubbed “the wedding of the year” by Portuguese media, with Ronaldo’s five children, two of whom he shares with Rodríguez, attending the celebration as well. The couple’s journey began ten years ago when they met at a Gucci shop in Madrid; Ronaldo was playing for Real Madrid at the time.

Family Life: Together, they have two daughters. Their oldest, Alana Martina, was born in 2017, and the youngest, Bella, arrived in April 2022, accompanied by a twin brother who tragically passed away. The family currently resides in Riyadh, the Saudi Arabian capital, where Ronaldo plays for Al‑Nassr.

Career Highlights: Ronaldo has scored nearly 1,000 goals across clubs – Sporting, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juventus, and Al‑Nassr – and the national team. He recently completed his record‑tying sixth World Cup appearance. His 2025 contract extension keeps him in Saudi Arabia until 2027. By 2025, his net worth was estimated at £1.04 billion, making him the first billionaire footballer.