Trouble for Georgina Rodriguez: Saudi Arabia’s strict rules won’t let her live with Ronaldo

Georgina traveled with Cristiano Ronaldo to Saudi Arabia and was on stage as he was introduced at Al Nassr, the club that will be his “home” for the next two and a half years.

But it is now unclear whether she will be able to live with Cristiano, as strict rules in the Saudi country do not allow it.

Under the laws of the country, cohabitation between two people who are not married is not permitted, and Ronaldo and the model have not tied the knot, even though they have started a family together and are enjoying the children born from their relationship.

A strange situation, which is thought to have prompted Al Nassr to step in and resolve this unusual predicament for the Portuguese star and his family. Under the current rules, Georgina can apply for a tourist visa, staying in Saudi Arabia only for its duration.

Otherwise, she would have to be hired by Al Nassr itself and obtain a separate visa, which would allow her to live wherever she wants as a “professional in the role for which she has been hired by a local company.” In theory, this would be far removed from an extramarital relationship such as the one with Ronaldo, but in this case, the conservative state is expected to turn a blind eye.