Georgina Rodríguez Addresses Body Shaming After Vacation Photos, Shares Ronaldo's Supportive Words

Georgina Rodriguez, 32, has publicly addressed a wave of body-shaming comments following photographs of her on vacation. The model and influencer described receiving hostile remarks about her physical appearance.

She disclosed discussing the criticism with her fiancé, Cristiano Ronaldo, who offered direct encouragement. He told her: “You don’t live off your image. You live off who you are. A perfect woman. Beautiful, with a killer body, a mother, a good person, successful, and someone who lives life with love. What more could you want? It’s only natural that people envy you.”

Georgina Rodriguez bikini selfie

Georgina Rodriguez bikini selfie

Rodriguez shared the full message in a statement accompanying a bikini selfie. She wrote: “My body will change, just as every woman’s body does. And I hope it continues to do so for many years, because that will mean I am still alive.”

She emphasized her role as mother to six children—including daughters Alana, 7, and Bella, 3—and referenced Ronaldo’s fatherhood of twins Eva and Mateo, 8, and Cristiano Jr., 14. She noted the loss of a baby boy during childbirth in 2022.

“I am the mother of six wonderful children; three are girls who will one day grow up to be great women,” she stated. “And if there is one thing I want to teach them—alongside Cris, of whom I am deeply proud for the values he embodies as a father and a man—it is that a person’s worth can never depend on their physical appearance or the opinions of strangers.”

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez kissing in a stock image

She reflected on recurring public scrutiny each summer: “The funny thing is, this happens every summer. Every year, my body becomes a headline.”

Rodriguez questioned societal norms: “Where is the standard? Who decides what the ‘right’ body is? Do we really still think happiness comes in a specific size?” She affirmed her fitness routine stems from joy and self-care—not weight loss—citing health, peace of mind, discipline, energy, and well-being as outcomes.

“I love my curves. I love the freedom of living in the body I choose. In the body that sustains me—that has allowed me to embrace others, create life, fall down, and get back up again. A body that deserves respect, love, and gratitude in every version of itself.”

She defined success not by conformity but by lived experience: “True success is living in peace. Surrounding myself with the people I love. Enjoying time with my family and friends. Taking care of my health. Laughing. Learning. Living.”

The couple have been together for over nine years and became engaged in 2025.

Note: this text was translated from Spanish to English.