When and Where may Cristiano Ronaldo get Married to Georgina Rodriguez?

In the popular Netflix documentary, ‘I am Georgina’, the legendary Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo once said that he would propose to longtime partner Georgina Rodriguez when he feels the right “click”. Three years after the series aired, Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez shared a picture of themselves officially getting engaged, after dating each other for the past nine years. It seems like the right time has arrived as the Portuguese legend is all set to marry his girlfriend, Georgina Rodriguez.

As the news broke out on Instagram, there was a flood of good wishes pouring in as the biggest star in modern football said yes to tying the knot. Georgina's heartwarming caption read, “Yes, I do. In this and all my lives."

When and Where Might the Wedding Take Place?

While no official wedding date has been announced, there are rumours that Riyadh in Saudi Arabia could be the most probable destination for the wedding. Ronaldo recently signed a contract extension with Al Nassr, and there is a high probability that the Portuguese legend might tie the knot in a few months in Riyadh.

Madrid in Spain could also be an interesting pick. Both Georgina and Ronaldo have good memories in the Spanish capital, and their relationship originated in Madrid while Ronaldo was playing for Real Madrid, and Georgina used to work at Gucci.

Given Ronaldo's nostalgic ties to Madeira and Lisbon, Portugal also remains a strong contender.

Who is Georgina Rodriguez ?

Georgina Rodriguez, Ronaldo's fiancée was born in Buenos Aires in Argentina, to a Spanish mother and Argentine father. Their family made a move to Jaca in Spain when she was four. She met Ronaldo in Madrid while working as a sales assistant at Gucci in Madrid. She has successfully transitioned herself into a model presently and is widely recognised as an influencer or media personality. She launched her brand and published her memoir. Soy Georgina in 2022. She actively supports charitable organisations, including Save the Children and Nuevo Futuro.