Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez have officially tied the knot in an intimate civil ceremony in Cascais, Portugal, after nearly a decade together. The couple’s five children were present at the nuptials, and the Portuguese football star shared a photo of their wedding bands on Instagram, captioned “C❤️G.”
Confirmed by Representative
A representative for Ronaldo confirmed the union, stating: “Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez were married today in a civil ceremony in Cascais, Portugal, and are now officially husband and wife. The ceremony was a private and intimate moment attended by their five children.”
The wedding comes exactly one year after Rodriguez announced their engagement on Instagram on August 11, 2025. Her caption at the time, alongside a photo of her opal-shaped ring, read: “Sí, quiero. En esta y en todas mis vidas,” which translates to “Yes, I do. In this and in all my lives.”
Their Journey Together
Ronaldo, 41, and Rodriguez, 32, have been together since 2016, having met at the Gucci store in Madrid, where she worked as a sales manager. The couple share five children: twins Eva Maria and Mateo, 9, daughter Alana, 8, daughter Bella, 4, and 16-year-old son Cristiano Jr, whom Ronaldo welcomed in a previous relationship. The couple previously announced the death of Bella’s newborn twin brother, Ángel, in April 2022.
Ronaldo had previously told Piers Morgan that he planned to wed his longtime girlfriend after the World Cup. “I hope to arrive at my wedding with the champion’s trophy,” he said, but Portugal were knocked out of the tournament, dashing those hopes.
Words of Love
Speaking of his longtime love, he added: “I’m going to marry her because I believe it’s the right time. Not just because she’s the mother of my children — but because she’s the person I love most.”
The couple’s wedding marks the culmination of a relationship that has been in the public eye for years, with their family growing and their bond strengthening. The ceremony in Cascais was a private affair, focused on their close-knit family.
