Cristiano Ronaldo makes Georgina Rodriguez sit in the back of £250,000 Rolls Royce she bought him for Christmas

Cristiano Ronaldo's girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez had to get in the back of his new £250,000 Rolls Royce despite paying for the supercar.

While we were all getting Lynx Africa sets and new socks, Ronaldo received the luxury vehicle to add to his impressive car collection.

She posted a video where she surprised her other half, with the car having a bow on it and Santa Claus stood beside.

Ronaldo looked absolutely delighted with his gift, which follows up the £600,000 Mercedes G Wagon he was given by Georgina for his 35th birthday.

However, despite being the one who secured the top of the range whip, Georgina had to sit in the backseat during a recent date night.

A viral video showed the couple leaving a restaurant in Madrid and jumping in the Phantom. Ronaldo was escorted into the passenger seat while a chauffeur was doing the driving.

She didn't look too distraught, however, and posted a picture of him in the back on her Instagram story.

Ronaldo's other cars in his garage include a Ferrari F430, a Lamborghini Aventador, Maserati GranCabrio, Bugatti Centodieci, Bentley Continental GTC and McLaren Senna.

We're not too clued up on whether Georgina gets front seat privileges in those vehicles.

In the past, Luis Suarez went viral for making his wife sit in the back so that Lionel Messi could sit in the front.

The South American were attending an event hosted by Jordi Alba in 2019, with the entire Barcelona squad turning out along with staff and their families.

Suarez and Messi travelled together and a picture of them on their way to the party at the Hotel Sofia went viral.

Messi was allowed to be the passenger princess but that meant that Suarez's other half Sofia Balbi had to sit in the back.

Ronaldo is still currently without a club having had his Manchester United contracted by mutual contest, though his son has now found a new employer.

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr has returned to Real Madrid, ending the trend of moving to a team his father doesn't play for.