Georgina Rodriguez's Netflix show to be CANCELLED after Cristiano Ronaldo's girlfriend raked in £22m payday
The partner of Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed that 'I Am Georgina' will not be getting a fourth series.
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The 31-year-old, who gave fans a look at her glamorous life in the show, took home a whopping £22m for the first three seasons.
Rodriguez was also executive producer for the series, which went down a storm with supporters.
It made the top 10 most-viewed programmes in 46 countries.
And the first season's success spawned two renewals.
However, Rodriguez has now confirmed 'I Am Georgina' will not return for a fourth time.
She told Vogue Arabia: 'The reality show has been one of the most important professional experiences and the one that has made me the most excited.
'It has been a lot of work and requires so much effort.
'I think that it has given me the opportunity to show the real 'me' to the world.
'It has been the most important and large-scale project that I have done so far.
'However, at the moment, I do not plan to continue with the reality show.'
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Georgina famously met former Manchester United and Real Madrid star Ronaldo while working as a shop assistant in the Spanish capital.
The pair have been together since 2016 and share two children together.
Georgina is also stepmother to Ronaldo's three other children.
While the couple suffered heartache when they lost one of their twins during childbirth in 2023.
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