Talk about famous and kind millionaires 3 Hablar sobre millonarios famosos y amables

 Search for a famous millionaire person  Busca a un millonario famoso y cómo

and how he/ she spends their money  gasta su dinero con otros
with others  Recuerde utilizar fuentes (según
 Remember to use sources ( According to  Una conclusión
 One conclusion

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Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro is often considered the best soccer player in the
world He’s currently playing for the Italian team, Juventus, and the Portugal national team.

Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the richest athletes in the world.

According to Forbes Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first footballer in history to
become a billionaire during his career.
He has brought $109 million in 2019, also he’s already won $117 million this year.
But just how exactly does Cristiano Ronaldo spend his millions?

cars
One of Ronaldo’s biggest hobbies is cars. Ronaldo has quite the car collection. He owns a
Maserati, Lamborghini, and Bugatti, among other luxury cars.
In this photo we can see He drives a $300,000 Lamborghini Aventador.

Houses
He also owns multiple houses including a villa in Madrid worth over $7 million and an $18
million apartment in Trump Tower in New York.

Private Jet
He even owns a private jet, which cost an estimated $32 million, that also bears the CR7
logo on its side.

An Underwear Line
The soccer star has his own clothing line called CR7, which includes children’s clothes
modeled by his son.
But not only is Ronaldo an incredible footballer, but he's also an incredible person.
He has helped several charities throughout his career. Most notably his involvement with
Save the Children. He has also helped many other charities and done charity work.

Let's take a look:

An ambassador
Ronaldo is an ambassador for three major charities - Save the Children, Unicef and World
Vision.
During his 2014 Ballon d’Or speech, he mentioned the children he had met with
leukaemia. In 2016, he recorded a message to the children affected by the Syrian conflict,
saying they were "true heroes" and that "I am with you".

His European Golden Boot

After scoring 40 goals in 2011, Ronaldo claimed the European Golden Boot. But it’s not in
his individual trophy cabinet because he auctioned it for £1.2million, with the funds going
towards building a number of schools in war-torn Gaza.
The Ballon d’Or
Ronaldo did something similar with the 2013 Ballon d’Or trophy, where he raised £550,000
for other charities.
Win bonuses
When he led Real Madrid to La Decima, he picked up a £450,000 bonus from the club. He
decided to share it among the three charities that he’s an ambassador for
Gives blood
Ronaldo has previously claimed he stays tattoo-free so he can give blood, which he does
regularly.
In 2015, he said: "We can all make a difference by donating blood.
“Each donation can benefit up to three people in emergency situations and for long-term
medical treatments... That’s why I am enthusiastic.

Multi-million pounds relief

In 2015, he was named the world’s most charitable sportsperson in the world after
donating over $5 million to the relief effort after the earthquake in Nepal, which killed over
8,000 people.
Helping a cancer centre
Ronaldo’s mother, Dolores Aveiro, survived breast cancer in 2007. And Ronaldo thanked
the care centre in Portugal by donating £120,000.
“Cristiano will be eternally grateful to the doctors and nurses who saved his mum’s life.

Helping a young fan

When Ronaldo heard the story of nine-year-old Nuhuzet Guillen, who had terminal cancer
in 2009, he sent a driver to bring him and his family to the Real Madrid hotel.
After inviting him to watch a match in a private box, Ronaldo dedicated a goal to Nuhuzet
and gave him his match shirt afterwards.
He then paid for experimental treatment available in the US and offered to pay for all of his
medication, costing hundreds of thousands, and treatment at a private medical centre.

Helping another young fan

In 2014, the mother of ten-month-old Erik Ortiz Cruz asked Ronaldo to donate a shirt to
the boy, who has cortical dysplasia.
But Ronaldo went above and beyond, paying £55,000 for initial brain surgery and pledged
to cover the cost of any follow-up treatment. He also helped raise extra money by donating
a signed kit to sell at auction.