Georgina Rodriguez is believed to have an iron-clad ‘pre-nuptial-style’ agreement with her boyfriend Cristiano Ronaldo should the pair separate, according to reports in Spain.
The 29-year-old model has been with the Al-Nassr star since June 2016, and they have two children together, Alana Martina and Bella Esmeralda.
Rodriguez is also mother to his three other children: Cristiano Ronaldo Jnr, and twins Eva and Mateo, who were born via surrogate.
The couple were excused from Saudi laws that prevent unmarried couples from co-habiting in the Kingdom when Ronaldo made the £175 million-move to the Saudi Pro League in January of this year.
But despite not being legally married, as per TV Guia, arrangements have been put in place between the couple should they separate to ensure Rodriguez receives financial support.
The agreement is reported to hand ownership of the family’s home in Madrid – La Finca – to the Yo Soy Georgina starlet, and Rodriguez would also receive an eyewatering £85,900 (€100,000) monthly stipend for the rest of her life.
Ronaldo was named the world’s highest-paid athlete by Forbes at the beginning of May, with his annual earnings this year said to top £109m.
This is the third time the former Manchester United targetman has made the magazine’s yearly rich list, and his staggering sum is said to be the highest figure made by a footballer in history.
Rodriguez’s monthly alimony is said to be based on her being the mother to all five of Ronaldo’s children – not solely her biological daughters – in the eyes on the law.
The pair were said to have gone their separate ways in May, after speculation that Ronaldo had grown tired of his partner’s rampant spending during their time in Riyadh this season.
But Ronaldo’s mother Dolores made a public statement on her son’s relationship that branded the claims ‘lies’ and dismissed them out of hand.
‘Every couple argues, but what’s been written is a lie,’ Dolores said succinctly.
Ronaldo and Rodriguez were pictured in her native Spain at an event for one of his brand ambassadorships in Madrid on June.
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The pair have returned to their base in the Spanish capital with the conclusion of the Saudi Pro League season, which saw Al-Nassr pipped to the post by rivals Al-Ittihad to finish second.
Ronaldo’s debut season in the Kingdom has not been a resounding success: the five-time Ballon d’Or winner failed to make it into his league’s Opta team of the season, despite scoring 14 times and making two further assists in his 16 appearances.
