Wire flash
EntertainmentGeorgina Rodriguez denies 'Bye bye Argentina' post, says Facebook account is fake
Editorial responsibility
- No named human review is recorded for this page.
- Source reporting is collected, normalized, translated or condensed automatically when needed.
- Automatically published source-backed update
On July 21, Georgina Rodriguez, partner of football star Cristiano Ronaldo, issued a statement via social media clarifying that a Facebook account impersonating her had posted the phrase 'Bye bye Argentina' following Argentina's World Cup final defeat. She stated she has contacted Meta's team to address the impersonation and thanked fans for alerting her. The incident drew public attention due to the sensitive nature of the comment regarding Argentina's loss. Georgina emphasized that the account is fraudulent and she is working to resolve the situation promptly.
Source report
July 21, Hupu News — Cristiano Ronaldo’s partner, Georgina Rodriguez, has issued a statement via social media denying any involvement with a Facebook account that has been impersonating her. She confirmed that she has contacted the Meta team to resolve the issue.
The clarification comes after a Facebook account using Georgina’s identity posted the message “Bye bye Argentina” following Argentina’s defeat in the World Cup final, drawing significant public attention.
In her statement, Georgina said:
“There is currently a Facebook account impersonating me. I have contacted the Meta team, hoping to resolve this situation as soon as possible.”
She also expressed gratitude to fans for their vigilance and support:
“Thank you for always keeping me informed, and thank you for your support. Love you all.”
Source: Instagram
Source
虎扑 - 足球Neutral / independent
Part of this Story
Georgina Denies 'Goodbye, Argentina' Post, Says Facebook Account Is Fake