Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez are engaged! Footballer's fiancee reveals GIANT diamond ring as she says 'in this and in all my lives'
The footballer and his fiancee shared the news on her Instagram page on Monday as she shared a picture of a jaw-dropping diamond ring.
Confirming their engagement, she wrote: 'Yes I do. In this and in all my lives.'
Up until now, Georgina has worn a different diamond ring, but the couple were understood to have not been engaged during this time.
Only last month, Ronaldo shared the brutal reason behind why they aren't married.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez have announced their engagement
He said on Netflix: 'I always tell her, "when we get that click." Like everything with our life, and she knows what I'm talking about.
'It could be in a year or it could be in six months or it could be in a month. I'm 1000% sure that it'll happen.'
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