Ronaldo’s Masterstroke? Special Marriage Clause Could Protect His Fortune After Wedding Georgina
Cristiano Ronaldo’s marriage to Georgina Rodríguez has put a fresh spotlight on the financial arrangements behind the couple’s relationship. According to details reportedly contained in their marriage certificate, Ronaldo and Georgina married under a “separation of property” regime. The arrangement could have important implications for how their individual assets are treated during the marriage…
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez tied the knot under a "separation of property" regime, according to a recently released Civil Registry document. This legal arrangement has sparked discussion regarding how the couple's assets will be handled during their marriage and in the event of a potential separation.
Under this regime, the couple generally keeps ownership of their personal assets rather than sharing all property acquired or held collectively. For Ronaldo, financially prominent due to his earnings, investments, and business ventures, this could hold significant implications.
While the arrangement likely means Ronaldo's earnings from endorsements and his salary at Al Nassr will remain his own, he may be required to pay a monthly pension to Georgina should they divorce. Portuguese media outlet TV Guia reported that Georgina would receive approximately €100,000 monthly. Moreover, Georgina is said to retain full ownership of their luxury mansion in Madrid.
The couple's union has been in the public eye for some time, as they are parents to two children together. Their decision to formalize their relationship with a separate-property arrangement further highlights the high-profile nature of their marriage.
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