Ronaldo Signs Prenuptial Agreement for Separate Property Before Marriage... Protecting KRW 1.7 Trillion Fortune

Prenuptial Agreement Signed a Day Before the Wedding
Thorough Legal Safeguards in Place
Hints at Retirement After 2027

Global football star Cristiano Ronaldo (41) has held a wedding ceremony with Georgina Rodriguez (32), and it has been reported that the couple signed a prenuptial agreement choosing to keep their assets separate after marriage.

According to several international media outlets, including the Portuguese daily Jornal de Notícias (JN) and Spain's El País, the couple held a private civil wedding ceremony in Cascais, Portugal, on the 11th. The wedding took place after a decade-long relationship.

Screenshot of Georgina Rodriguez's social media (SNS)

It is reported that the ceremony was attended by their five children—twins Eva Maria and Mateo (9), daughter Alana (8), daughter Bella (4), and Ronaldo's eldest son, Ronaldo Junior (16), from a previous relationship—and by four witnesses. Ronaldo's mother and siblings were reportedly not present. The couple later shared photos of themselves wearing wedding rings on social media to announce their marriage.

On August 10, the day before the wedding, the couple signed a prenuptial agreement at a notary office in Lisbon, opting for 'separate property.' Under Portuguese civil law, this means that not only the assets owned before marriage, but also those acquired individually after marriage, in principle remain the property of each person. The agreement also stated that both would retain their surnames after marriage and continue to reside in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

According to Forbes, Ronaldo's net worth is estimated to be around USD 1.2 billion (approximately KRW 1.6953 trillion). His income over the most recent 12-month period was USD 300 million (about KRW 423.8 billion), making him the world's highest-paid athlete. As a major football star with substantial income, it is interpreted that thorough legal measures regarding assets were established with his spouse.

Meanwhile, in an interview with Vogue magazine, Ronaldo said, "This year may probably be my last as a football player," and added, "I want to step aside, leaving behind an amazing legacy." He also mentioned that he has already made concrete plans for his post-retirement life.

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