Why only one, when you can have two women in your life. For soccer star Ronaldinho, that is easy.
The Brazilian newspaper O Dia reported last 24 May that the former Brazilian soccer star is set to wed his two girlfriends — yes, two— in an August ceremony.
The two lucky ladies? Priscilla Coelho and Beatriz Souza. Ronaldinho started dating Coelho in 2013, and began dating Souza in 2016 while he was still involved with Coelho. The trio have reportedly been living “harmoniously” at Ronaldinho’s mansion in Rio de Janeiro since December. He reportedly gives them matching allowances every month, and buys them identical presents.
Ronaldinho retired in January, which is when he reportedly proposed to his two girlfriends, giving them both engagement rings. He's told the Brazilian media that he’s "adept" at polygamy, which is an interesting skill many men wants to have.
Bigamy and polygamy are illegal in Brazil, but Ronaldinho's case is a little different. He's not planning to marry one woman, and then the other; he's planning to marry both at the same time. That's considered a three-person civil union, and they do exist in Brazil. The first one, between two women and a man, was recognized in 2012. Another was recognized in 2015, between three women who intended to raise a child together.
The Brazilian newspaper O Dia reported last 24 May that the former Brazilian soccer star is set to wed his two girlfriends — yes, two— in an August ceremony.
The two lucky ladies? Priscilla Coelho and Beatriz Souza. Ronaldinho started dating Coelho in 2013, and began dating Souza in 2016 while he was still involved with Coelho. The trio have reportedly been living “harmoniously” at Ronaldinho’s mansion in Rio de Janeiro since December. He reportedly gives them matching allowances every month, and buys them identical presents.
Ronaldinho retired in January, which is when he reportedly proposed to his two girlfriends, giving them both engagement rings. He's told the Brazilian media that he’s "adept" at polygamy, which is an interesting skill many men wants to have.
Bigamy and polygamy are illegal in Brazil, but Ronaldinho's case is a little different. He's not planning to marry one woman, and then the other; he's planning to marry both at the same time. That's considered a three-person civil union, and they do exist in Brazil. The first one, between two women and a man, was recognized in 2012. Another was recognized in 2015, between three women who intended to raise a child together.
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