Cristiano Ronaldo dons Aladdin costume as he joins his fancy-dress clad family to celebrate twins Eva and Mateo’s third birthday in lockdown
Cristiano Ronaldo and his family donned incredible fancy dress costumes to celebrate the third birthday of his twins Eva and Mateo on Friday.
The iconic footballer, 35, donned an Aladdin costume while his partner Georgina Rodriguez, 26, became a Power Ranger in the sweet family snap showing their party in lockdown.
The Juventus star’s eldest son Cristiano Jr, nine, looked adorable in an Incredible hunk costume while birthday boy Mateo was cute in a Spider-Man outfit, sans mask.
Cute: Cristiano Ronaldo and his family donned incredible fancy dress costumes to celebrate the third birthday of his twins Eva and Mateo on Friday
Georgina brought a touch of glamour to her Power Ranger outfit by accessorising with a tiara as she hugged Mateo.
Cristiano and Georgina’s daughter Alana, two, and Eva wore gorgeous princess outfits.
A bouncy castle, multicoloured balloons and mounds of gifts were visible in the background as the family prepared to celebrate the special day.
Cristiano captioned the snap: ‘Happy Birthday to my two sweeties Eva and Mateo! We love you to the end of the world.’
Proud dad: Cristiano captioned the snap: ‘Happy Birthday to my two sweeties Eva and Mateo! We love you to the end of the world’
Family: The sportsman also shared a snap with his family enjoying the twins’ birthday cake
Georgina and Cristiano have remained behind closed doors with their family after relocating to Portugal from Turin in northern Italy.
The twins were carried by a surrogate, while his eldest’s maternity is a mystery.
Georgina is the biological mother of Alana.
The couple met in 2016, and there have been rumours that the couple secretly married, but the pair have not confirmed.
Together: It comes after Cristiano took some time out as he enjoyed a family bike ride on Thursday
The family stayed at his home in Madeira in an effort to avoid contracting the virus, having seen three of his team-mates in Daniele Rugani, Paulo Dybala and Blaise Matuidi among the first Serie A players to test positive for Covid-19.
They returned to Turin at the start of May and were required to spend 14 days at home in self-isolation as per government rules for international arrivals.
It was previously announced that clubs in Italy were allowed to return to team training on May 18 – but matches remain some way off following a government decree banning sporting events until June 15.
Back in his natural habitat: The hunk returned to training with Juventus Football Club in Italy last month