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Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez’s pre-nup before secret wedding revealed

The SunThe Sun15 Aug 2026, 11:03
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez’s pre-nup before secret wedding revealed

Ronaldo and Georgina reportedly signed a pre-nup protecting their separate fortunes, with Georgina set for a monthly payout if they divorce.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez signed a pre-nup the day before their secret wedding.

The couple married in an intimate ceremony at their stunning £30million mansion in the exclusive Quinta da Marinha area of Cascais.

Not even Ronaldo’s mum Dolores was present, with only four witnesses and the couple’s children invited.

Billionaire football legend Ronaldo, 41, and glamorous former shop assistant Georgina, 32, have been together for TEN years, since they met in her Gucci store in Madrid.

Despite their ceremony being top secret, an image of their wedding certificate has been released.

And it reveals the pair signed a pre-nup agreement at a public notary’s office in Lisbon on August 10 – the day before tying the knot.

The certificate states that the Ronaldo and Georgina have agreed a “regime de separacao de bens” or “separation of assets” deal.

That means that should the relationship ever end, Georgina would not be entitled to a blanket half of the wealth generated during the marriage.

Instead, each asset will owned by the person who earned or acquired them.

And in the case of divorce, each of Ronaldo and Georgina will leave with what is held in their individual name, with only assets explicitly registered in both names shared between them.

Ronaldo hit a net worth of £1BILLION earlier this year and boasts a stunning business empire.

It includes interests in hotels, gyms, a padel club, his own fashion label and even a movie studio.

Ronaldo has an incredible £22million car collection – with so many motors he can’t remember them all.

He also enjoys over £60m in luxury properties, a private jet and a yacht.

That’s on top of his outrageous £488,000-a-DAY Al-Nassr salary

And the pre-nup will ring-fence his existing wealth and shield his future earnings.

Georgina also has her own lucrative money-making projects, including modelling, acting, a fashion label and her social media channels.

However, according to reports in Portugal and echoed by Marca, under the agreement she would receive an incredible £85,000-A-MONTH payment should they split.

That agreement is said to have come into place after the birth of their daughter Alana with a view to protect the financial security of Georgina and the children.

It is also claimed that Ronaldo’s luxury £5million mansion in the prestigious La Finca area of Madrid is signed in Georgina’s name.

Ronaldo’s representatives had confirmed earlier this week that the footballer and his long-time partner married on August 11 in an “intimate” ceremony in Cascais.

It came after the couple posted photos of them wearing their wedding rings on their Instagram accounts.

No details had emerged about where in Cascais they had wed or who exactly was at the ceremony apart from their children.

Then, overnight, Portuguese newspaper Jornal de Noticias unveiled details of the wedding – with so few people were invited that there appeared to be no place for Cristiano’s mum Dolores.

She had given the union her blessing shortly afterwards by posting a heart on her son’s Instagram in response to his wedding announcement.

The rest of his family were also missing apart from his five kids – Cristiano Jr, twins Eva Maria and Mateo, Alana and Bella.

Respected newspaper Jornal de Noticias published a copy of the couple’s marriage certificate late on Thursday.

Shortly before the document was published, famous Portuguese television presenter Cristina Ferreira made her astonishing claim about the footballer’s family’s absence from his big day.

Speaking on TVI programme Dois as 10, she said: “It will cause a lot of problems because the family wasn’t present.

“And they shouldn’t even have known.

“Or if they did know, it was 30 seconds beforehand.”

Colleague Claudio Ramos added on the programme: “I really hope that what we said here, which had to do with the impressions we get from what exists on social media, did not actually cause sadness in the family, that things were not as they apparently seem.”