Cristiano Ronaldo has tested positive for COVID-19. Here's how the 2nd highest-paid athlete on the planet makes and spends his millions.

He was surpassed only by Lionel Messi, who brought in $127 million.

He also promoted nutrition company Herbalife and a hair transplant company.

The 2016 deal could go on for decades after he's retired from soccer, according to CNBC.

He also has deals with companies like Tag Heuer, Altice, DAZN, Electronic Arts, Herbalife, MTG, Nike

With more than 240 million followers on Instagram, 123 million on Facebook, and 88.4 million more on Twitter, he's one of the most popular athletes on the planet.

He was the most followed person on Instagram as of October 2020.

Juventus also paid a $117 million transfer fee just to acquire the footballing legend.

He also reportedly owns a Bentley, a Porsche, and a Mercedes, among others.

It's the first-ever SUV made by Rolls Royce.

In 2009, Ronaldo crashed a $320,000 (£221,000) Ferrari in Manchester, where he used to play.

In 2013, he had a cryochamber worth almost $50,000 installed in his home.

In 2015, he reportedly dropped $18.5 million on an apartment in Manhattan's Trump Tower.

Before Ronaldo purchased it, the swanky 2,500-square-foot residence belonged to Alessandro Proto, a former business partner of Donald Trump's, Business Insider reported at the time.

The 48-room Pestana CR7, which is partially-owned by Ronaldo, has hallways that are carpeted with faux-grass to look like a soccer field, as well as sports memorabilia such as Ronaldo's shirts, trophies, and sneakers, throughout the hotel.

It's unclear whether his deal with Jacob and Co. is still in effect.

According to The Independent, Ronaldo decided he wanted a wax sculpture of himself after seeing the first wax likeness of himself at Madrid's Museum of Wax

"Cristiano told us to be sure his figure was perfect," the museum's communications director told a local news outlet.

He has dated Irina Shayk, the supermodel who went on to date actor Bradley Cooper for four years.

The couple split up in January 2015 after five years together.

In November 2017, Rodriguez gave birth to baby daughter Alana Martina, Ronaldo's fourth child.

He also had twins born a few months earlier, reportedly via a surrogate.

But in February 2019, Rodriguez denied that the two were engaged.

'I'd love to," she told Hola! magazine. "Now we have priorities, but in the future it would be wonderful to become his wife."

The 10-year-old joined Juventus' academy at the same time his father joined the team.

"He is playing for Juventus and adapting really well," Ronaldo told DAZN of his son. "It has been easier for him than for me."

In December 2019, he was spotted wearing the most expensive watch Rolex has ever made, worth $500,000, to a conference in Dubai.

Ronaldo has even established his own fashion brand — CR7 — that carries everything from shoes and cleats, to denim, to underwear and even fragrances.

Source: Women's Wear Daily

He had been accused of diverting income to a tax haven in the British Virgin Islands.

He told Sky Italia in 2018 that when he retires he wants "to try other things; for example, to do movies."

But in 2015, Ronaldo was reportedly paid $22 million not to appear in a film being made by Martin Scorsese because the subject of the film didn't want the athlete in the movie.

The soccer star had been set to have a role in a film about the life of Italian real estate agent Alessandro Proto after Ronaldo's Trump Tower apartment in New York was chosen as a filming location. But Proto objected to Ronaldo being in the film, resulting in the hefty payout.

It was also rumored that American footballer Tom Brady would be involved in the project through his company Religion of Sports.

"I think that because I am rich, handsome and a great player people are envious of me," he told The Guardian in 2011. "I don't have any other explanation."

His donations have included $165,000 (£114,000) to a Portuguese cancer center and $83,000 (£57,000) to fund a 10-year-old​ fan's brain surgery.