Cristiano Ronaldo is married: The soccer star tied the knot with Georgina Rodríguez in Portugal, marking a deeply personal milestone after years together. The civil ceremony took place in Cascais, a coastal town west of Lisbon. With family at the center rather than a grand spectacle, the celebration was reportedly intimate and low-key.
According to People, the private ceremony was attended by the couple’s five children. Ronaldo later shared a photo on Instagram showing the couple’s hands adorned with their wedding rings.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez Got Married in Cascais
The wedding took place exactly one year after the couple’s engagement, which Rodríguez announced publicly on August 11, 2025. At the time, she shared a photo on Instagram showing her hand resting on Ronaldo’s, prominently displaying her eye-catching oval-diamond engagement ring.
The couple had been together for years and had long presented themselves as a close-knit family. Their wedding now marks another major milestone in their relationship.
Georgina Rodríguez Once Worked at Gucci in Madrid
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez met in Madrid in 2017, when Rodríguez was working as a sales associate at a Gucci store. Later that year, they made their first public appearance together on the red carpet at the Best FIFA Football Awards in Zurich. They soon went public with their relationship on Instagram.
Rodríguez later opened up about their life together in her Netflix series, while Ronaldo also reflected on the early days of their romance. He described her as an interesting young woman who was particularly mature for her age and revealed how serious their relationship became over time.
Cristiano Ronaldo Returns to Soccer After His Wedding
The wedding comes at a busy time in Ronaldo’s career. According to Sky Sports, the soccer star married just days before the start of the new Saudi Pro League season with Al Nassr. At 41, he is now quickly turning his attention back to the field.
Ronaldo had also recently indicated that the 2026 World Cup would be his last. Reflecting on his departure from the tournament, he said: “I'm sad to be leaving the World Cup this way. I gave it my all.”
