Cristiano Ronaldo gives girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez €100,000 monthly allowance

Cristiano Ronaldo and girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez and their kids live a lavish lifestyle at Ronaldo's mansion in Turin, with his €33.5 million annual salary and income from other endorsements and investments. According to reports citing Spanish television channel Telecinco, Ronaldo gives his girlfriend a monthly allowance of €100,000 to fund her lifestyle. Sounds like a lot but the Juventus striker earned €100 million last year according to Forbes.

The Juventus ace also offers his 26-year-old girlfriend luxury holidays and expensive jewelry. Georgina is the mother of his two-year-old daughter Alana Martina. Being a stay-at-home mum, she also raises Cristiano's other three kids - Cristiano Jr and surrogate twins Eva and Mateo. Cristiano's wife-to-be also earns a considerable amount of money from sponsored Instagram posts. She reportedly earns €7,882 per post she makes to advertise a product.

Georgina met Cristiano in 2015, after getting a job at a Gucci store in Madrid. In a recent interview, she talked about what attracted her to the football star. She said: "What grabbed my attention was his height, his body and his beauty.

"I was shaking in front of him but a spark had gone off. I am very shy and maybe that upset me, even more so in front of a person that with a single look, deeply touched me.

Later, the way Cristiano treats me takes care of me and loves me covered the rest."

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