Georgina Rodríguez

Lo sancionaron con una cifra ejemplar de doscientos cincuenta y cinco euros.

¿Ustedes se imaginan a Cristiano Ronaldo, que ya ha superado el billón de euros en sus activos, diciendo: [chasquido] «Georgina, perdón, porque este fin de semana no sé si vamos a llegar a fin de mes, porque tengo que pagarle a la federación doscientos cincuenta y cinco euros».

Es una vergüenza.

Lo peor de todo es que con esta sanción, la Federación Portuguesa de Fútbol deja mal parada-- mal parado a Cristiano Ronaldo, porque habrán muchos anticristianos, los Cristiano haters, como acá, Hernán Pereyra, que van a decir [chasquido]: Cristiano Ronaldo fue el que se impuso la sanción.

Now, let's shift to the world of beauty and style because sometimes these stories reflect broader trends and global connections.

Be Latina reported on how the Colombian hair care brand Milagros has chosen Argentine-Spanish model Georgina Rodriguez for its international debut.

This partnership speaks to a few things happening in the global market.

For one, it shows the increasing recognition of Latin American brands on a world stage.

Milagros is a brand with roots in Colombia, and now it's looking to expand its reach internationally.

Tapping a well-known figure like Georgina Rodriguez, who herself represents a blend of Argentine and Spanish heritage and has a massive global following, is a strategic move to capture attention and appeal to a wide audience.

It also hints at the growing influence of Latinx beauty standards and aesthetics in the mainstream.

It's a sign that brands are increasingly looking to Latin American culture and talent to drive global trends, which is pretty exciting to see.

... and apparently she's-

But Cristiano Jr. is not, that's not, Georgina's not his mom.

True.

So-

En ningún lado.

En casa Georgina dice que sí estorba.

Probablemente ella no lo quiere.

Hasta que tenga