Portuguese football player Cristiano Ronaldo’s relationship with Argentine model and businesswoman Georgina Rodríguez remains strong. The two began dating in 2016 and announced their engagement in August 2025. Georgina is the biological mother of the athlete’s two youngest children and takes part in raising the oldest three.
Even with the positive signs, speculation is circulating about the outcome of a possible end to the relationship. Last week, the newspaper Time of India reported on the lifetime pension that CR7 would have committed to paying to his partner if the two decide to end the union.
The article indicates that, according to reports cited by the Portuguese magazine TV GUIA, a publication specializing in entertainment and celebrity life, Georgina Rodríguez would receive a lifetime monthly payment of over US$114,000 if she and Cristiano Ronaldo were to separate.
In this case, US$114 thousand is today equivalent to around R$592 thousand.
The text goes on to state that the supposed agreement was signed after the birth of the couple’s daughter, Alana Martina. The objective would be to protect Ronaldo’s assets and, at the same time, guarantee the financial security of Rodríguez and the children.
The report further claims that the deal would include ownership of Ronaldo’s luxury mansion in Madrid’s exclusive La Finca district. The property, located in a large residential area of Pozuelo de Alarcón, remains one of the football star’s most valuable real estate investments.
International publications estimate that Cristiano Ronaldo’s current fortune is around US$1.2 billion, which places him among the few active billionaire athletes in the world. He was the first football player to reach this level. Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez’s personal advisors have not yet officially commented on these terms.
The 41-year-old athlete is preparing to compete in his record sixth World Cup for Portugal.
