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Where might Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez spend their first Valentine’s Day in Saudi Arabia?

Where might Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez spend their first Valentine’s Day in Saudi Arabia?

  • The football star and his family moved to the Kingdom in January after he signed for Saudi side Al-Nassr
  • Arab News asked readers where Riyadh’s most talked-about celebrity couple should spend the day
By Sulafa Alkhunaizi ·
From romantic getaways to last-minute gifts, Saudi Arabia has Valentine’s Day covered

From romantic getaways to last-minute gifts, Saudi Arabia has Valentine’s Day covered

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