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Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina share heartfelt messages and glimpse of daughter Alana's 9th birthday

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina share heartfelt messages and glimpse of daughter Alana's 9th birthday

Cristiano Ronaldo celebrated a special family occasion on Thursday (November 12) as his daughter Alana Martina turned nine.

The Portuguese superstar shared a glimpse of the birthday decorations on his Instagram Stories, along with a heartfelt message for his little princess.

"Feliz aniversário, princesa Alana! Amo-te muito!" Ronaldo wrote in Portuguese, which translates to "Happy birthday, Princess Alana! I love you very much!"

Georgina Rodríguez also shared a video of the celebrations, writing "9 de mi reina", meaning "My queen turns nine".

She chose Celine Dion's romantic ballad 'I Love You' as the background music for the instagram story.

The song choice had a lovely family connection, too.

Alana is a big fan of the Canadian singer. Earlier this year, Georgina shared a video of her daughter singing Dion's famous hit 'My Heart Will Go On', which also caught the attention of fans.

In September, Georgina even took Alana and her sisters to Paris to watch Céline Dion perform live.

A beautiful birthday celebration

The family home in Cascais, Portugal, was decorated with pink, white and silver balloons hanging from the ceiling.

Large pink balloons spelling out ALANA were placed near the dining area, while a giant number nine made from balloons stood alongside several birthday presents.

In brief

Cristiano Ronaldo celebrated a special family occasion on Thursday (November 12) as his daughter Alana Martina turned nine. Ronaldo wrote in Portuguese, which translates to "Happy birthday, Princess Alana! In September, Georgina even took Alana and her sisters to Paris to watch Céline Dion perform live. Large pink balloons spelling out ALANA were placed near the dining area, while a giant number nine made from balloons stood alongside several birthday presents.

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