Georgina Rodriguez Reflects on the Loss of her and Cristiano Ronaldo's Baby

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As the second season of her reality series "Soy Georgina" approaches, Georgina Rodriguez sat down with the Spanish edition of Elle magazine to discuss her family, love, and the difficult loss of her son. When the production company Komodo first approached Rodriguez about filming "I Am Georgina" for Netflix, no one could have predicted the show's massive success.

Just a few days after its release, it reached the top 10 on the streaming platform and became one of the most watched shows in over 50 countries. While Rodriguez is not the first celebrity to offer a glimpse into their daily life on screen, she offers something unique – an intimate look at the life of the fiancee of one of the world's top soccer players.

Unfortunately, the past year has been marked by tragedy for Rodriguez and her family, as they lost their son shortly after birth. Despite this difficult loss, Rodriguez remains strong and continues to open up about her life and experiences, sharing her story with the world through "I Am Georgina" "This year has been the most complicated of my life, the happiest moment became both the saddest.

"It is something that will accompany me for life and that we will not be able to forget." At the time of the photo shoot for Elle, Georgina revealed that she had spent the previous night in the hospital with her youngest daughter because the girl had a high fever.

She said: "My children are the most important thing I have and every step I take is marked by them. I am an omnipresent mother in its evolution. Sometimes they call me heavy, but I don't want to miss anything!"

Georgina insists her man is the best in the world.

She said: "Cristiano and I fell in love at first sight, when I saw him for the first time I felt that time stopped.

"I have never seen a man so handsome, so attentive... he is the most handsome man my eyes have ever seen. "And yes, I am the girlfriend of the best soccer player in the world, but it is not necessary for people –and many of them women– to use it in a derogatory way.

"Clearly my relationship with him has allowed me to fulfill many of my dreams, but always, both before and after meeting him, I have put the same passion in everything I have done... Being a cleaner, salesperson or model."