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Did Cristiano Ronaldo die today? Why is it circulating on social media that the Portuguese footballer died?
In recent days, the alleged death of Cristiano Ronaldo has been circulating on the Internet and although it is false, many have believed it.
” Has Cristiano Ronaldo passed away ?”, ” Cristiano Ronaldo dies “, ” what happened to Cristiano Ronaldo ?”, are the questions that thousands of users have made after this rumor spread.
However, this news is completely false, as Real Madrid ‘s top scorer was in the news this week due to a romantic message to Georgina Rodríguez, his current partner.
” To my mother, my partner, my friend, my wife… Happy birthday, my love. Your light illuminates us and your love infects us ,” wrote the former Real Madrid star.
In addition to this publication, El Bicho gave an interview to Spanish journalist Edu Aguirre, which will be released next Monday and in which the topics of his rivalry with Messi, his future and family will be addressed.
” I’m giving you an interview. First, because I feel like it. Because I’ve known you for many years, nine years. Because we’re friends. I’m a friend of your family and you’re a friend of my family. I feel like giving you an interview and I give interviews to whoever I want ,” he said.
This proves that Cristiano Ronaldo did not die and that all the information was the product of fake news, but it is not the first time this has happened since it had happened in the past.
Cristiano Ronaldo did not die, it was all fake
Fake news is created with the aim of creating uncertainty and panic among the community, so it is recommended to consult reliable and fully credible sources.
At gurutrends.com.ng we have debunked the false deaths of artists such as Ricardo Montaner, Carlos Vives, Shakira, Marco Antonio Solís; actors such as Will Smith, Vin Diesel and Denzel Washington; as well as athletes such as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
According to a study by the German statistics portal, Statista, in 2022, the countries on our continent that consumed the most fake news were Mexico and Peru with 87%, only behind the Philippines with 89%.
