Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo married his longtime partner Georgina Rodríguez in an intimate ceremony in Portugal, a year after announcing their engagement.
Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo tied the knot with his longtime partner, Georgina Rodríguez, in an intimate ceremony in Portugal, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the life of one of sport’s most high-profile relationships.
Ronaldo and Georgina announced their engagement in August 2025 and got married a year later. Their relationship began in Madrid in 2016 after meeting at a Gucci store, where she worked as an employee.
The duo went on to become one of the most globally recognised couples.
Ronaldo and Georgina tied the knot in Portugal
Ronaldo and Georgina ditched a starry affair and kept it simple and sweet by hosting a private ceremony on August 11, 2026. According to reports, only the couple’s five kids and close family members were part of the festivities.
The couple subtly confirmed the news on social media by sharing a picture of their rings in each other’s hands, with Georgina wearing a white dress.
Ronaldo captioned the post, “C❤️G,” as he stepped into married life alongside the love of his life.
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The Portuguese forward is one of the most globally acclaimed footballers and was part of the 2026 World Cup. In his career so far, Ronaldo has represented Manchester United, Real Madrid CF, Juventus FC and is currently associated with SPL outfit Al-Nassr.
More from Football NewsGeorgina, on the other hand, established her empire as an influencer-entrepreneur and model, amassing a large following over the years.
Where did the couple get married?
Ronaldo and Georgina’s wedding was one of the hottest topics globally, with fans closely following the developments of their nuptials. The couple got married in Cascais, a coastal town near Lisbon, Portugal.
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They kept the wedding private, choosing an intimate ceremony with only their children and close family members instead of a large‑scale celebration despite intense public interest.