Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez have taken their long relationship to another level after reportedly getting married.
The couple, who share children, are now facing fresh attention over how their wealth could be handled if they ever divorce.
Ronaldo has built a huge fortune through football, endorsements, businesses and property investments.
Reports say the couple signed a prenuptial agreement at a Lisbon notary office on August 10.
The agreement reportedly keeps assets owned by each partner before marriage separate.
According to Portugal’s Jornal de Notícias, Ronaldo’s properties, investments and other pre-marriage wealth would generally remain his.
The same arrangement would apply to assets owned by Georgina before their marriage.
This means Georgina would not automatically receive half of Ronaldo’s entire fortune if they separated.
However, money earned and assets bought during their marriage could face different rules.
Their post-marriage income, investments and properties could be treated as joint assets, depending on the applicable law and marriage agreement.
This could make any future Ronaldo and Georgina divorce settlement more complex.
Their wealth is spread across countries including Portugal, Spain and Saudi Arabia, adding another layer to potential legal issues.
Some Portuguese and Spanish media reports have also claimed that the couple has a separate financial arrangement.
One reported claim suggests Georgina could receive about €100,000 monthly for life if their marriage ends.
There have also been claims that Ronaldo’s luxury property in Madrid’s La Finca area could remain with Georgina.
Therefore, the actual outcome of any Ronaldo and Georgina divorce settlement would depend on their agreement and applicable laws.
