Is Cristiano Ronaldo getting married?

Dolores Aveiro, in a candid interview with Cristina, talked about Cristiano Ronaldo's love affairs

Cristiano Ronaldo's mother Dolores Aveiro has hinted that her son might marry his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez in the near future after branding the Spanish beauty her 'future daughter-in-law'.

Dolores Aveiro, in a candid interview with Cristina, talked about Cristiano Ronaldo's love affairs, the hardship she went through when Ronaldo's father passed away and also about her own long-term romance with her partner.

Expressing her delight, Dolores - who reportedly had several personal issues with many of Cristiano's girlfriends - said that she likes Georgina and then dropped the bombshell, saying that the Spaniard is her future daughter-in-law.
 “She is the mother of my grand-daughter. She is a future daughter-in-law. She’s not my daughter-in-law yet. She’s a future daughter-in-law. She’s a very calm person.”

While the mother of Ronaldo's seven-year-old son Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. and also his year-old twins Eva and Mateo has never been identified, Georgina gave birth to the couple's first child Alana Martina at the start of November. Talking about Ronaldo Jr., Dolores admitted the difficulties she and the family faced while nurturing the kid. Dolores described Jr. as a “special” and “different” child because he had never had his mum by his side.

“It was well-resolved. At the beginning it knocked me sideways a bit. Afterwards we turned things round and we managed to raise him with a lot of love and affection.”

Speaking further, she admitted that she misses Manchester, but the failure of learning English made her living difficult, and for now, she is happier in Madrid. Cristiano's father José Dinis Aveiro passed away when he was 20, and as things are right now, she is in a relationship with Jose Andrade. Her family, initially didn't approve it but she said it was Cristiano who made it possible.

“At the start not all my family approved of our relationship.

“Ronaldo was the only one who did.


“It was him that called his three siblings together, sat round a table in Manchester, and said: ‘My mum was never happy. Now she’s found someone who likes her and you have to accept him.’”