Newlywed Georgina Rodriguez clutches a red rose as she leaves Venice in a £1,000 Balenciaga hoodie

Georgina Rodriguez clutched a red rose as she was seen at Venice airport on Saturday after attending the city's 83rd Film Festival. 

The wife of Cristiano Ronaldo, 32, cut a casual figure in a £1,000 black Balenciaga football hoodie and navy trousers. 

The men's jacket had number 10 on the back – noticeably not Ronaldo's iconic number 7. 

It comes after Georgina removed her $3million engagement ring from husband Cristiano Ronaldo to show off huge Chopard diamond jewellery as she walked the red carpet on Friday. 

As she stepped out to attend the Mr Nelson, Did You Kill People? screening at Sala Grande in Venice, Georgina opted to forgo her dazzling rock and instead adorn herself with jewels from the luxury Swiss brand. 

Georgina and Ronaldo married in their living room in Portugal last month – and the footballer wore a T-shirt and suit jacket as they exchanged vows. 

The couple married on the tenth anniversary of the day they first met while Georgina was working as a shop assistant at the Gucci store in Madrid, with all of their children present for the ceremony.

Georgina and Ronaldo had their first child Alana in 2017. They welcomed Bella Esmeralda, whose twin brother sadly passed away during childbirth in 2022. 

According to Portuguese media, Georgina is now also the legal guardian of his son Cristiano Ronaldo Jr and twins Eva María and Mateo.

The biological mother of 16-year-old Cristiano Jr remains private and the footballer has full custody. He also has full custody of his nine-year-old twins Eva and Mateo, who were born via surrogate.

Amid much speculation about the big day, the couple defied most whispers with the pared-back nuptials, with the ceremony going from their house to a nearby church – where Georgina 'couldn't hold back her tears'. 

She explained to Vogue in the magazine's Summer digital issue: 'We've chosen to do it in the living room of our house here where we have breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and where we live the reality of our lives...

'In 30 years' time I want the children to think, something wonderful happened at this table – the wedding vows of our parents.

'When I was a little girl I dreamt of the biggest castle, the biggest carriage, the longest dress, a crown full of diamonds. And now I'm saying: no. I want something intimate, with my partner and our children, at home.' 

However, the beauty did promise in the interview that they would in the future have a 'big wedding' to celebrate with their wider family and friends but did not elaborate further on their plans.