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Georgina Rodriguez adopts Cristiano Ronaldo’s three eldest children a week after wedding
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🗓 23 Aug 2026, 04:37 AM
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A week after tying the knot, Georgina Rodriguez completed the legal adoption of Cristiano Ronaldo’s three eldest kids, making them her own children.
Georgina Rodriguez finalized the legal adoption of Cristiano Ronaldo’s three eldest children just seven days after the couple’s wedding ceremony. The adoption paperwork, filed in Spain, now recognises the youngsters as Rodriguez’s legal children.
The three children, who have been living with Ronaldo since their births, will now share the same surname and parental rights with Rodriguez. Their mother, former model and mother of Ronaldo’s younger twins, remains the same, while Rodriguez’s status shifts from step‑mother to legal parent.
The couple announced the development on their social media platforms, thanking fans for the outpouring of support. No further details about the legal process were disclosed, but the move underscores the family’s intent to formalise their bond.
Legal experts note that international adoptions involving high‑profile individuals often require thorough court scrutiny, but the swift completion suggests cooperation from both parties and the relevant authorities.
The three children, who have been living with Ronaldo since their births, will now share the same surname and parental rights with Rodriguez. Their mother, former model and mother of Ronaldo’s younger twins, remains the same, while Rodriguez’s status shifts from step‑mother to legal parent.
The couple announced the development on their social media platforms, thanking fans for the outpouring of support. No further details about the legal process were disclosed, but the move underscores the family’s intent to formalise their bond.
Legal experts note that international adoptions involving high‑profile individuals often require thorough court scrutiny, but the swift completion suggests cooperation from both parties and the relevant authorities.