Overview
- The pair held a private civil ceremony at their Cascais home on Tuesday, August 11, and confirmed the marriage by posting a photo of their wedding bands on Instagram.
- Portuguese civil‑registry extracts and a notary record show the couple signed a separation‑of‑property prenup the day before the ceremony to keep assets acquired before marriage legally separate.
- Local outlets published the marriage certificate listing the couple’s full names, birthplaces and parents and saying the ceremony was attended only by their five children and four witnesses.
- Reports that the prenup includes a lifetime monthly payment of about €100,000 and that Georgina received ownership of the Madrid mansion come mainly from TV Guia and lack independent corroboration in primary registry or notary documents.
- The couple resumed limited public life quickly, appearing together at an Al‑Nassr match and sharing selective images, a pattern that followed intense public speculation and registry leaks that have driven most of the post‑wedding coverage.