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Georgina Rodriguez celebrates Cristiano Ronaldo's success with sweet post


SEVILLE, SPAIN - NOVEMBER 03: Georgina Rodriguez and Cristiano Ronaldo attend the MTV EMAs 2019 at FIBES Conference and Exhibition Centre on November 03, 2019 in Seville, Spain. (Photo by Daniele Venturelli/Daniele Venturelli/WireImage )© Daniele Venturelli,Getty Images
Maria Loreto
Senior Writer
JUNE 24, 2024 3:15 PM EDT

Georgina Rodriguez is happy to support her long-term partner, Cristiano Ronaldo. In a recent Instagram post, Rodriguez celebrated Portugal's win at the Euros 2024 by sharing some photos of her trip to Germany, where Ronaldo led his team to victory. 

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The post showed various photos and videos of herself, Ronaldo, and their eldest son, Cristiano Jr. Rodriguez opened the post with a photo of herself and Ronaldo, with him leaning close to her to kiss her cheek. She shared various photos of her outfit, made up of a black top and pants with a matching leather jacket, and a photo of herself alongside Cristiano Jr, who wore a Portugal jersey. She shared a photo of Ronaldo on the pitch and closed out the post with a selfie of the two laughing together. 

"We're in the round of 16," she captioned the post, adding a rocket and a heart emoji. Ronaldo led Portugal to a great win, defeating Turkey 3 - 0. The moment was Portugal's second win of the tournament, with them previously defeating the Czech Republic 2 - 1. 

Earlier this month, Rodriguez celebrated Cristiano Jr's birthday, making sure that the occasion was a special one even if his dad was away in the Euros. She shared various photos of Cristiano Jr and a video of their celebration at home, which showed him eating cake and opening presents in the morning. 

Cristiano Ronaldo at the Euros 2024© Alex Livesey
Cristiano Ronaldo at the Euros 2024

Is this Ronaldo's last Euro? 

Ronaldo is 39 years old and has begun talking about retiring. In a recent interview with SporTV, he discussed that he's enjoying his football and is aware of the ticking clock. "I know I don't have a lot of years with football. And as they say in Spain, each year that I can play is a gift. Playing after you're 35 or 36 is already a gift. Now I'm 39 and I'm trying to enjoy it."