After huge speculation, Cristiano Ronaldo announced to the world on Wednesday that he had finally tied the knot with his model fiancée.
The glamorous couple shared on social media that they had quietly married, debuting a photo of their wedding bands on Instagram.
The post featured a shot of the couple with their hands resting on each other, flashing their gold wedding bands and Georgina's huge engagement ring, with the pair dressed in white.
Two days later, Georgina, who has amassed over 78 million followers on Instagram, shared her first post-wedding selfie, and her outfit had a distinctly bridal vibe.
The 32-year-old wore what looked to be a white corset, with a coordinating white shawl draped over her shoulders. She teamed the modern top with dark denim jeans and carried a Hermès 'Mini Kelly' bag.
Inside Ronaldo's private wedding
The couple opted for a discreet ceremony that took place in Cascais, Portugal, in complete privacy. Neither the footballer nor the model has spoken about their wedding publicly since they said 'I do.' New details have emerged about the marriage in the registry document, as reported by the Spanish Telecinco show El verano se mueve.
The document confirmed that the football legend and the former Gucci shop assistant married on 11 August. The ceremony took place in Cascais, in the southwestern part of Lisbon, at 1:30 p.m.
Their five children attended the ceremony, along with the couple's four witnesses, whose names are also listed in the marriage certificate, including Ivana Rodríguez, Georgina's sister, and Miguel José, a close friend of Cristiano's.
Georgina hits back
Georgina made headlines last week after being cruelly labelled as "fat" by trolls on the internet.
Defiantly sharing a plethora of bikini shots afterwards on Instagram, she penned: "Lately, I've seen all kinds of comments about some photos of me on a boat. Some people comment on my body, while others defend me. I was talking about it with Cris and said: 'It worries me that people are calling me fat now, because I make a living from my image'.
With a note of empowerment for other women, she added: "A person's worth can never depend on their physical appearance or the opinions of strangers.
"The funny thing is, this happens every summer. Every year, my body becomes a headline. I ask myself, 'Where is the standard? Who decides what the 'right' body is? Do we really still think happiness comes in a specific size?'"
On her body, the model continued: "I love my curves. I love the freedom of living in the body I choose. In the body that sustains me - that has allowed me to embrace others, create life, fall down, and get back up again. A body that deserves respect, love, and gratitude in every version of itself."










