Ronaldo and Rodríguez Hold Private Cascais Wedding
The couple wed in a private civil ceremony in Cascais, Portugal, and own properties in Riyadh, the Red Sea coast and Portugal.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Weddings
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez married in a private civil ceremony in Cascais, Portugal, on August 11, 2026. The couple is currently based in Riyadh, where the family first stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel before relocating to a private compound.
Why it matters
The couple's property holdings across Saudi Arabia and Portugal reflect a family settling across multiple homes. Their Portugal estate has been reported as a possible future family home once Ronaldo retires from football.
Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve Residence, sits on an island about 26 kilometres off Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast and can be reached by chartered boat or seaplane. The couple's Portugal estate in Quinta da Marinha includes indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, spa, screening room and landscaped gardens.
The players
Cristiano Ronaldo
Portuguese footballer widely regarded as one of the greatest players of his generation, who has played in Saudi Arabia.
Georgina Rodríguez
Spanish model and businesswoman who has been Ronaldo's partner and is now his wife.
Red Sea Global
Saudi developer behind the Red Sea coastal tourism project that includes the Nujuma resort island.
The details
The couple married in a private civil ceremony in Cascais. In December 2025, Red Sea Global announced the couple had become homeowners at Nujuma, where they purchased two villas.
Timeline
December 2025: Red Sea Global announces the couple as Nujuma homeowners.
August 11, 2026: Ronaldo and Rodríguez marry in a private civil ceremony in Cascais.
Culture Shift
Wealthy athletes and celebrities buying homes in Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Global development reflects the kingdom's push to attract luxury residents and tourists to its coast. The couple's split of homes between Riyadh, the Red Sea and Portugal mirrors a growing pattern of globally mobile high-profile families maintaining multiple residences.
Readers planning travel to Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast can note that Nujuma is reached only by chartered boat or seaplane. Those interested in luxury coastal property in the region can see how one high-profile buyer chose to structure a multi-home setup across countries.
The takeaway
Multi-country property ownership is increasingly common among globally mobile public figures. For readers, the case shows how a single family can split its life across Saudi Arabia, Portugal and beyond.
Further reading
Explore more wedding stories for context on how celebrity couples plan their ceremonies.
