Cristiano Ronaldo ‘could be sentenced to 99 lashes for adultery’ after having photo… – LBC
In response to recent claims by Iranian media outlets suggesting that Cristiano Ronaldo could face 99 lashes for alleged adultery in Iran, the country’s embassy in Madrid has categorically debunked the rumors. The embassy issued a statement refuting the reports and expressing concern about the potential harm such baseless allegations could cause.
The embassy firmly denied the existence of any sentence against an international athlete in Iran and underscored the detrimental impact of spreading such unfounded news. Furthermore, it was emphasized that Cristiano Ronaldo had visited Iran in September to participate in an official soccer match and had been warmly received by the Iranian people and authorities. His sincere and humane interaction with painter Fatemeh Hamami during this visit was well-received by both the public and the country’s sports authorities.
The false reports, which originated from Ronaldo’s visit to Iran to play in the Asian Champions League, alleged that Iranian lawyers had filed charges against him for allegedly committing adultery by touching an unmarried woman, in this case, Fatemeh Hamami, whom he hugged and kissed on the cheek as a token of appreciation for her artwork. However, Iran’s embassy has firmly stated that these claims are unfounded, and they have defended the sports star’s reputation.
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