Cristiano Ronaldo is WORST celeb I’ve ever met and he spent most of night talking about his six-pack, says influencer
CRISTIANO RONALDO has been named one of a social media sensation’s WORST-EVER celebrity encounters.
Swedish stunner Sanne Josefson made the damning claim in an interview with Expressen while recalling her seemingly-perfect life.
Judging from her Instagram, the 34-year-old has lived a luxurious life most could only dream could.
The blonde bombshell has jetted around the world and stayed at some of the swankiest destinations.
She once found herself rubbing shoulders with footie icon Ronaldo on one luxury trip to Los Angeles.
Josefson claims she and her pal met Ronaldo and his manager at the swanky Beverly Hills Hotel.
According to Josefson, the Portuguese superstar’s agent took a fancy to her pal and invited them to sit with them on their super-pricey table.
But it soon became apparent to her that she had little in common with the five-time Ballon d’Or winner.
She recalled: “I think his manager had a bit of a crush on my friend, so they invited us to a drink at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
“We didn’t have a great conversation.”
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Josefson gave Ronaldo the benefit of the doubt, although it wasn’t long before she realised they were like chalk and cheese together.
The blogger continued: “We were going to order something to drink and then he said I want water.
“I want to keep my six-pack. Then I thought we don’t have much to talk about.”
Ronaldo’s refusal to knock back the empty calories which come with booze doesn’t come as a surprise.
How Portugal have performed at the Euros with Cristiano Ronaldo
CRISTIANO RONALDO has been a model of longevity for more than two decades in an outstanding international career.
Euro 2004
After making his international debut in 2003, Ronaldo’s first Euros came in 2004.
Ronaldo marked his Euro debut with a goal in a 2-1 defeat to Greece – his first for Portugal.
He scored his second in the semi-final win over the Netherlands, but Portugal met Greece again in the final, losing 1-0 in shock result.
Euro 2008
Ronaldo was Portugal captain four years later but Euro 2008 was the least impactful tournament he’s had.
There was still time for a standout performance, though, as Ronaldo scored once and set up two more in a group-stage win over the Czech Republic.
Euro 2012
Playing at Real Madrid at the time, Ronaldo was the top goalscorer at Euro 2012, with three goals, including a brace in the group stage against the Netherlands.
Portugal’s quarter-final against Czech Republic was heading towards a stalemate with 10 minutes to go and they needed a special moment from him.
His powerful header in the dying minutes took Portugal to the semi-finals where they lost on penalties to Spain.
Euro 2016
Ronaldo scored three goals in Euro 2016, with Portugal crowned CHAMPIONS after defeating France 1-0 in extra time in the final.
After suffering an injury inside the opening 16 minutes against France, he was forced to watch from the sidelines.
Yet the Portugal captain became a cheerleader, and helped coach his team-mates to the historic victory.
He matched Michel Platini’s record of nine goals by the end of Euro 2016.
Euro 2020
Ronaldo made history again with FIVE goals at Euro 2020, the most of any player at a Euros.
Yet it was arguably Portugal’s least exciting affair, as they exited in the Round of 16 following a 1-0 defeat to Belgium.
With his goals in this tournament, Ronaldo became the top goalscorer at the European Championship with 14 goals.
The former Manchester United and Real Madrid man has treated his body like a temple throughout his career.
Although he’s no longer at the peak of his powers, Ronaldo’s decision to limit his alcohol limit and stick to a clean diet has allowed him to play until the ripe old age of 39.
And Father Time has shown no sign of catching up with the Al-Nassr and Portugal skipper.