Cristiano Ronaldo reveals identity of mystery podcast guest he vowed would 'break the internet' and fans aren't happy
Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed the identity of his mystery podcast guest that he vowed would 'break the internet'.
Ronaldo launched his YouTube channel - UR Cristiano - last August and has already amassed a staggering 67 million subscribers.
He has since uploaded 69 videos, where he has spoken about a series of key topics from his legendary career.
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His former Manchester United teammate Rio Ferdinand has featured on the YouTube channel, where they discussed the superstar forward's remarkable goal-scoring exploits.
Ronaldo's partner Georgina Rodríguez has been on, too.
Ahead of the next episode, the Real Madrid legend teased his supporters with a big-name guest, saying: "We are going to break the internet."
Fans optimistically were holding out for Lionel Messi, who doesn't speak fluent English.
Well, the much-anticipated guest on Ronaldo's podcast has since been revealed.
The 39-year-old will sit down with MrBeast for a conversation, which will be available to watch on Thursday at 2pm (UK time).
MrBeast - real name James Donaldson - boasts an impressive 137 million subscribers on YouTube, having uploaded his first video on the platform, aged 13.
The 26-year-old's early content revolved around harmless pranks and now consists of a wide-range of videos.
He first went viral in 2017 with a video of himself counting to 100,000, which took over 40 hours to compete.
YouTube fans will likely be happy with MrBeast's appearance on Ronaldo's channel, but football fans seemed to be convinced Messi or Sir Alex Ferguson were going to be the mystery guest.
Many people, however, identified the American as the next guest after a photo emerged appearing to show Ronaldo and him together on social media.
Ronaldo, meanwhile, shone during the international break as he scored a brace in Portugal's 5-1 Nations League victory over Poland.
He didn't take part in his national team's game against Croatia and is in line to play for Al Nassr when they resume their Saudi Pro League campaign against Al Qadsiah on Friday.
Topics: Cristiano Ronaldo, Football
Nasir Jabbar