Lando Norris' girlfriend Magui Corceiro stuns in shorts and crop top as fans brand F1 Wag ‘perfect princess'
Margarida Corceiro recently reunited with the McLaren star as they were seen having a kiss at the Hungarian GP.
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Margarida Corceiro stunned fans with her latest social media post
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She looked golden as she posed for some pictures
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She was hailed as a 'princess' by fans
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She has 2.1million followers on Instagram
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The Portuguese actress and model has a huge social media following as she boasts 2.1million followers on Instagram.
She regularly leaves her fans hot under the collar with her stunning pictures.
Margarida has done it again in another post in which she posed for a series of pictures in her homeland.
She could be seen sitting on a stair while wearing a crop top and short shorts.
The post was an advert for alo - an American premium athletic clothing retailer that is based in Los Angeles.
Fans loved the snaps as it had received over 50,000 likes after just an hour of being posted.
They also flooded the comment section to shower her with praise.
One posted: "Perfect lil princess."
A second wrote: "You're so golden."
A third commented: "Very beautiful."
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A fourth said: "Absolutely beautiful and cutest."
Another added: "I saw an angel."
Norris, 25, and Corceiro's first spell together came shortly after the model had just split from Chelsea star Joao Felix.
Their relationship split at the time when the Portuguese footballer's initial loan spell at Stamford Bridge came to an end last year.
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Margardia is dating Lando Norris
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She has shown her support for McLaren
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She works as a model and actress
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She is not shy of the camera
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Norris and Corceiro were then seen at the Monte Carlo Masters final in April 2024, although there was no official confirmation of their relationship.
The romance was short-lived however and in August 2024 Norris said he was single.
That was the case for much of 2024 although Norris joked he had "many girlfriends" when taking a lie detector test in an interview.
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Man Utd's transfer deals IN Bryan Mbeumo - from Brentford - £71m Matheus Cunha - from Wolves - £62.5m Diego Leon - from Cerro Porteno - £7m Benjamin Sesko - from RB Leipzig - £74m TOTAL - £214.5m OUT Victor Lindelof - released Christian Eriksen - released TOTAL - £0m MAN UTD TRANSFER NEWS LIVE Conclusion We have gone through the three new attacking players for United and not even mentioned their best attacking threat from last season in Bruno Fernandes. The United captain will likely find himself moving deeper to play a more deep midfielder as opposed to one of the No10's. But his passing ability and aggressive nature from this role will be very strong for United. As the season progresses we are likely to see Sesko established as the main striker with Cunha and Mbeumo as the No.10's behind him. This will be the strongest attacking setup for Amorin and his United squad and a vast improvement on last season's attacking options.
