Cristiano Ronaldo’s Ex Called Him A ‘Psycho’ Control Freak With ‘Disgusting’ Temper In Twitter Rant

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“Game’s up” for Cristiano Ronaldo, says English model Jasmine Lennard. The 33-year-old London native had a fling with Ronaldo 10 years ago and after viewing the vile allegations made against R. Kelly in the new docuseries ‘Surviving R. Kelly,‘ Lennard was motivated to expose some allegations of her own.

The model and reality TV show star vowed to help Kathryn Mayorga, the woman who accused Cristiano Ronaldo of raping her in a Vegas hotel room nine years ago, an allegation that led to an out-of-court settlement amounting to £287,000 (A$511,000). Mayorga then decided to go public with her story in order to galvanize other potential women Ronaldo victimized.

Jasmine Lennard is allegedly one of those women. On Tuesday, the model went on a Twitter rant branding Ronaldo a “psychopath” who uses his status and power to manipulate and bully women. Lennard also vowed to help Mayorga and her legal team in the case against Ronaldo.

The 33-year-old Portuguese soccer star has been accused incessantly of being a self-interested primadonna, but Lennard is deadset on exposing Ronaldo as a sociopathic control freak rather than just a guy whose using his fame a bit too recklessly. And she claims to have the evidence to prove it. Check out the Twitter thread below.

https://twitter.com/Jasminelennard/status/1082692183168376833
https://twitter.com/Jasminelennard/status/1082693720062021632
https://twitter.com/Jasminelennard/status/1082694522042232833
https://twitter.com/Jasminelennard/status/1082701488814739456
https://twitter.com/Jasminelennard/status/1082701781644308484
https://twitter.com/Jasminelennard/status/1082703664299630592
https://twitter.com/Jasminelennard/status/1082704464581152768

Ronaldo has yet to comment publicly on the allegations.

Yikes.

 

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