Cristiano Ronaldo Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Contact Details, Wife, Children, Bio & More (2024)

Alana Martina dos Santos Aveiro (12 November, 2017) (Daughter)

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• The Footballer along with another man was accused of rape by two Women in 2005. They were investigated by the British Crown Prosecution Service. Only a few days into the accusation, the allegations were withdrawn by the two women. Following the event, Scotland Yard later came out with a statement announcing there wasn't sufficient evidence for a prosecution.
• Later he was investigated by the Las Vegas Police Department in 2017 for an accusation of rape. A woman claimed she was raped by him back in 2009. There were documents put forth that showed he had paid a woman a sum of US$375,000 in a non-disclosure settlement. The footballer and his lawyers issued a drawn-out statement refuting all claims. They described the accusations as an "intentional defamation campaign". They also stated some of the parts were suggestively "altered and/or completely fabricated”. Las Vegas prosecutors ruled in 2019 that Ronaldo will not be assessed with rape allegations. It was made clear that the judgment was given upon a review of information at the time and the accusations of s*xual abuse against him cannot be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
• In September 2018, the same woman pressed a civil lawsuit in Nevada accusing the footballer of rape. According to sources, the woman sought £56 million in damages from Ronaldo.In 2021, it was instructed by a federal magistrate judge that the case be dismissed noting that the woman's lawyer made a breach of trust by using Football Leaks documents to prosecute the case, which comprised confidential communications between Ronaldo and his lawyers.
• In June 2022, the woman's rape case was discharged with prejudice in the United States District Court for the District of Nevada. The district judge ruled that the woman's lawyer' repeated use of the cyber-hacked documents represented "abuses and flagrant circumvention of the proper litigation process."

• Does Cristiano Ronaldo takes alcohol? No.
  
• Cristiano Ronaldo is non vegetarian.
  
• Cristiano Ronaldo went through medical treatments to enhance his looks. He got his teeth fixed, and has also undergone a hair transplant treatment. He has also got a nose job.
  
• He comes from an underprivileged family background. The footballer's father, Jose, was a gardener; according to Ronaldo, his father was a heavy drinker. His mother, Maria, supported her children by working as a cook and a cleaner.
• When the Portugal skipper was in his teenage he used to think that training with weights in the gym will improve his game technique.
• During his training period, Cristiano used to lift the weight up to 23,055 which is equal to 16 Toyota Prius cars.
• When he was 15 years old, Ronaldo went through a heart operation that almost derailed his career.
• He was the highest-paid football player in the world as of 2017.
• The hunk does have any tattoos on his body and has taken an oath against it.
• He was rather popular than other kids when he was in his teenage, which may have gotten a little to his head. When he was 14, he threw a chair toward one of his teachers. He was expelled from his school for his behavior. According to him, this was a turning point in his life. He took his mother’s advice to focus on football instead of instigating trouble and the advice did turn out to be climacteric.
• Is Cristiano Ronaldo in the habit of Smoking? No.
• The footballer tested positive for COVID-19 on October 13th, 2020. However, he has not shown any symptoms of the disease.
• Did you know his legs were insured for over €100 million in 2009? It was announced by his team Real Madrid. However, it wasn't the most expensive body part insurance in the history of soccer. Lionel Messi's left foot is insured for €750 million.
• He is a humanitarian, he paid for the cancer treatment of a nine-year-old boy and also donates blood.
• Ronaldo is a teetotaler. He received compensatory damages for libel over an article published by Daily Mirror in July 2008. The article stated that he was drinking heavily in a nightclub while recovering from an injury.