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Cristiano Ronaldo Responds as Thousands of Fans Mistakenly Mob Bride on 'His Wedding Day'

Thousands of fans gathered outside the cathedral after false reports of Ronaldo’s wedding, while the real ceremony belonged to Nicole and Fábio.

  • On Saturday, more than 2,000 fans swarmed Funchal Cathedral in Madeira, incorrectly believing Cristiano Ronaldo was holding a "secret ceremony" to marry Georgina Rodriguez.
  • Ronaldo's sister Katia Aveiro unintentionally fueled speculation after posting about arriving in Madeira for a "party," leading fans to misinterpret it as a major family celebration.
  • The cathedral hosted the wedding of Fabio Ramos and Fatima Nicole Cunha Teixeira instead; the couple faced significant disruption as crowds attempted to enter the church.
  • Cathedral officials confirmed the mix-up via Facebook, stating they had "never seen anything like this" after managing to close the church and celebrate the couple's ceremony.
  • Ronaldo, engaged to Rodriguez since last year, has not announced a wedding date; he later reacted to the viral confusion on Instagram with laughing emojis.
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"Fake" wedding: Thousands of fans in Portugal waited for Ronaldo to get married, but the bride and groom never showed upHundreds of people gathered outside the cathedral in Funchal, waiting for the wedding of Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez. It turned out that it was the wedding of another couple.

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On Saturday, August 8, thousands of fans invaded the city of Funchal, located in Madeira. They thought they would attend the wedding of Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez. Alerted by an English tabloid, the crowd moved in mass. But on the spot, the surprise was total for the fans.

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ArcaMax Publishing broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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