Cristiano Ronaldo “furious” about home videos

Cristiano Ronaldo is said to be “furious” with the lack of privacy he has had at his mansion in Quinta da Marinha, in Cascais, after several people have filmed the property.

By TPN, in News, Portugal · 26 May 2023, 15:02 · 5 Comments

First, it was Lili Caneças who decided to stop by Cristiano Ronaldo's house and show the progress of the works. Later, a Brazilian rapper managed to enter the house and had a tour from one of the workers on site.

According to BuzzVIP, Cristiano Ronaldo was “furious” about people entering the property and filming it and intends to take measures to prevent further breaches of privacy.

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The star's neighbours are also said to have not taken kindly to the attention the house has received.

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Comments

fame has its consequences

By Ian from Beiras on 27 May 2023, 07:47

He's absolutely correct. The primitivity of those who believe they are entitled to pester celebrities is global. In LA you have famous-people-houses bus tours.
Here we have an online 'newspaper' that gives us such riveting headlines such as 'Zac Efron is in Portugal!' or 'Nicole Kidman coming to Portugal!' or 'Look, it's Ronaldo's house!' and 5 articles about Cold Play having a concert in Lisbon!
It's frankly embarrassing to be this desperate and pathetic over the smallest association with celebrity.
I lived in an area in London littered with famous actors, singers, etc. I sat countless times next to them in restaurants or coffee shops and stood behind them at the supermarket checkout. Not once did it occur to me to film them, follow them to see where they might live, or otherwise bother them.
This behaviour is reserved to those who have lived sheltered, small and provincial lives; it's uncouth and embarrassing.
Ronaldo is a public figure, but he is also a father and his home, a place where he should feel safe, should be off limits.

By Hart from Lisbon on 27 May 2023, 10:41

This man is absolutely entitled to his privacy when away from his job. On a different note, all that money and the best the architect can do is 3 sets of boring boxes?

By Mechel from Porto on 27 May 2023, 21:05

Well put Hart! I lived in Hollywood for 7 years and DJ'd at a nightclub for movie stars and sports figures and even had drinks with some (Cher, Diana & Olivia were so regular and down to earth, great conversations, could never snap a photo, tacky!) Fame may have it's consequences but people have eroded their manners and considerations.

By Wesley from USA on 28 May 2023, 05:04

I'm Ronaldo can fix this problem by having more security measures put in place. I mean who would want anybody to simply walk on their property?

By Lisa from Other on 29 May 2023, 22:23