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I Am Georgina

I Am Georgina (original Spanish title Soy Georgina) is a Spanish docu-reality series for Netflix that follows the daily, family, and professional life of Georgina Rodríguez, the model, influencer, businesswoman, and partner of footballer Cristiano Ronaldo. It premiered worldwide on 27 January 2022, the star's 28th birthday, and ran for three seasons of six episodes each before ending in 2024.¹^•²

Key fact	Detail
Format	Docu-reality series in Spanish (European Spanish original), rated TV-14, episodes of about 40–42 minutes²^•³
Premiere	27 January 2022, worldwide on Netflix, on Rodríguez's 28th birthday¹^•⁴
Production	Produced by Komodo Studio, an independent Spanish audiovisual production company; Rodríguez is also credited as one of the producers¹^•⁴
Cast	Georgina Rodríguez and Cristiano Ronaldo⁵
Run	Three seasons, 18 episodes; season 2 on 24 March 2023, season 3 on 18 September 2024; status ended²^•⁶
Reach	Season 1 placed in the Netflix top 10 in 62 countries at release; Komodo Studio cites 58 countries among the most-watched⁷^•⁸
Critical score	Season 1 Tomatometer on Rotten Tomatoes: 20%⁹

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Premise and format

Netflix announced the series in December 2021 as "an emotional and in-depth portrait" of the woman behind the magazine covers, photos, stories, and headlines. Each season follows Rodríguez's day-to-day life, her motherhood, her relationship with Ronaldo, her travels, and her celebrations, moving between her public image and her personal circle of family and friends.¹ Netflix categorizes it as a Spanish reality show in the lifestyle genre, describing it as telenovela-like, captivating, intimate, and fashion-oriented.⁵

The first season was filmed largely while the couple lived in Turin, and mixes interview segments with fly-on-the-wall footage in a style compared by reviewers to Keeping Up with the Kardashians. It recounts how Rodríguez, then a sales assistant at a Gucci store in Madrid, met Ronaldo in 2016, and shows the couple's homes, private plane, yacht, and cars.¹⁰^•¹¹

The three seasons

Season 1 (2022). The six-episode first season introduced her family, friends, and working calendar, and told the story of how she and Ronaldo met.⁴ At release it entered the Netflix top 10 in 62 countries.⁷

Season 2 (2023). The second season premiered on 24 March 2023, again produced by Komodo Studio. In the new episodes Rodríguez traveled from Manchester to Dubai, Lapland, and the Latin Grammys, among other destinations. Netflix framed the season around a year in which she lived "the best and the worst moment of her life in an instant": in April 2022 one of her twins died during childbirth while his twin sister was born, and the season addressed that loss in first person.⁷^•¹²

Season 3 (2024). The third season arrived on 18 September 2024. Its premise follows the family's move to Riyadh after Ronaldo signed for the Saudi club Al Nassr in January 2023; Netflix billed it as "the season of firsts", from opening her first beach house, Villa Perla, to starring in an international campaign for a clothing brand and making her debut at Paris Fashion Week.⁶^•⁴

In 2025, reports stated that Rodríguez had decided not to record further episodes, closing the series after three seasons, while her collaboration with Netflix was described as continuing in other forms.¹³

Reception

Critical response to the first season was mixed to negative. The Independent described the show as staying "on message" as a fairy tale and rags-to-riches story, made for Rodríguez's millions of Instagram followers, and noted that Spanish outlets such as El Confidencial, 20 minutos, and El País saw it as limited, strange, or designed for aspiring influencers.¹¹ A season 1 review at Ready Steady Cut called the series airbrushed, noting that it does not mention the rape allegations made against Ronaldo in 2005 and 2009, which were later withdrawn, or tensions in Rodríguez's family.¹⁰ On Rotten Tomatoes, season 1 holds a 20% Tomatometer.⁹

The third season drew sharper commentary. El País wrote that the season, filmed throughout 2023, had lost the moments of authenticity of the earlier seasons, that friends and family no longer appeared on camera, and characterized it as an advertisement for Saudi Arabia, where homosexuality is illegal; the same review noted Ronaldo's Al Nassr salary of 200 million euros over two seasons.¹⁴ Spanish media also reported unverified figures of up to ten million US dollars for Rodríguez's first-season fee, with Netflix never confirming production figures.¹⁵

References

Topic: Encyclopedia › Arts and culture › Screen and stage › Film and television › Series and fictional screen worlds › Unscripted, reality, and web-native series › Celebrity, family, lifestyle, and court reality series › Lifestyle, dating, and docusoaps › Celebrity and family docusoaps › Premiered 2019 to 2026

Initially written Oct 3, 2026 · Reviewed: Oct 3, 2026; Oct 25, 2026 · Edited: Oct 3, 2026; Oct 21, 2026; Oct 25, 2026; Nov 1, 2026 · Last review: Oct 25, 2026

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