Can Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez live without problems in Riyadh, without being married? The influencer should avoid daring outfits and choose “discreet” clothes in her new life in Saudi Arabia

The names of Cristiano Ronaldo Y Georgina Rodriguez They are still in trend, after the Portuguese signed and was received as a “king” in his new team Al-Nassr. In this new millionaire contract, the couple finds themselves in the crosshairs because they are not married and this is against the laws of Saudi Arabia.

The Spanish-Argentinean continues to raise rumors that fuel the thesis that her relationship with the soccer player is for convenience, and the media review it, highlighting how the influencer tries to dispel gossip by publishing photos from the past, when she met the famous athlete in Spain.

Meanwhile, the press raises the question about what will happen to the civil status of the parents of the 5 offspring they share, in a nation rooted in rigid customs.

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Will Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez be able to live together without being married?

According to the newspaper AS, Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez moved to Saudi Arabia, a country that prohibits living under the same roof without being married. This law of the Muslim nation conflicts with the current civil status of these celebrities, who for 6 years joined after a short courtship and having a daughter.

The Spanish portal recalled that under the current president, Mohamed bin Salman, crown prince, progress is being made with respect to the recognition of human rights, especially what concerns women. The opening also touched the area of ​​sports and entertainment.

According to consultations with lawyers, the freedoms are not the same for foreigners as for those born Saudi. However, in the case of the soccer star, the authorities will be able to make a tacit “exception” for the fact that they are not married.

The same treatment has been received by other players signed in that Muslim territory who lead their lives next to their girlfriends or fiancées.

“Although the laws of the kingdom still prohibit cohabitation without a marriage contract, the authorities have recently begun to turn a blind eye and no longer persecute anyone, although these laws are used when there is a problem or a crime,” the officials explain. specialists consulted on the sentimental relationship of the couple.

In this way, the Saudi lawyers confirm that Cristiano and Georgina will be able to live together in Riyadh, despite not being married and the family will be in the same territory, while the soccer player fulfills his million-dollar contract.

Georgina must adapt her looks to Saudi Arabia

Cristiano Ronaldo arrived at Al-Nassr and in the middle of a pompous ceremony, his family stood out in an event prepared to welcome him from a soccer star. Georgina with her children Cristiano Jr, the twins Eva and Mateo, and Alana, stole the flashes when they went out onto the playing field with the team shirt and with her mother, the protagonist of the reality show Netflix.

Georgina wore a “discreet” look with flared jeans, which she combined with a black turtleneck sweater. But what caught everyone’s attention was the wink that the model wanted to make to the female population, by wearing the traditional abaya made of maroon velvet.

Hola magazine published that the Dollab Line brand piece has a price of more than 400 dollars, which he highlighted with some 18-carat white gold and diamond earrings valued at more than 50 thousand dollars, designed by his favorite brand, Pasquale Bruni.

The media report that Gio must adapt to the customs and clothing that govern that country, so his outfits they may change to suit the culture of Muslims.

In the coming days, the influencer’s followers will be able to see on her Instagram account how she folds into her new world of luxury and more eccentricities in the Arab country. (AND)

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