Datos personales de Georgina Rodríguez
Georgina Rodríguez es una modelo española mejor conocida como socia del futbolista profesional portugués Cristiano Ronaldo. La pareja ha estado junta por cerca de dos años y comparte una hija pequeña llamada Alana Martina. Rodríguez, que sigue una carrera en modelaje, también es un bailarín entrenado.
Gracias a su relación de alto perfil, así como a su trabajo de modelaje, ha logrado ganar más de 7,4 millones de seguidores en su perfil de Instagram. Recientemente apareció en la portada de la edición de julio-agosto de 2018 de la revista española 'Women's Health' y tuvo una sesión de fotos para la edición de julio de 2018 de 'Harper's Bazaar' en España. También ha aparecido en las portadas de varias otras revistas en el pasado, incluyendo 'VIP Magazine' (Portugal), 'LOVE Magazine' (España), 'Nova Gente Magazine' (Portugal), '
Endorsements and legal issues
Ronaldo was one of the most well-known sports stars off the field, and numerous studies of athletes’ popularity showed that he was the most-beloved athlete in the world during his playing peak. His extreme popularity made Ronaldo one of the highest-paid endorsers in sports history, and in November 2016 he became the third person (after basketball superstars Michael Jordan and LeBron James) to earn a “lifetime” contract from the sportswear company Nike. Moreover, he established his own successful “CR7” brand of products that included shoes, underwear, and fragrances. Ronaldo’s immense marketability was at the centre of a legal issue that arose in June 2017. That month prosecutors filed a lawsuit that accused Ronaldo of defrauding the Spanish government of €14.7 million ($16.5 million) by hiding his image-rights income in Spain from 2011 to 2014. He was accused of having underestimated the income he earned from the sale and licensing of his image rights and the accompanying tax obligations, but Ronaldo denied all allegations. However, in June 2018 he accepted a suspended two-year prison sentence and agreed to pay €18.8 million ($21.8 million) to the Spanish government to settle the case.