Christiano Ronaldo has opened up about his personal life in an interview with Piers Morgan, lamenting not being able to take his children to the park because of his fame. The footballing ace, who is worth around £500million, was praised as "down to earth" by viewers as he opened up about his struggles with global fame during the ITV interview and said he wants to be "free again", calling the constant attention "boring". Ronaldo, 34, said he is mobbed by fans wherever he goes which makes his family nervous and public outings difficult. He said: 'In the last ten years, my privacy has gone. I haven't been to the park with my kids. "If I go, people turn up and my kids are nervous, my girlfriend is nervous, I'm nervous. "When you are in public, you cannot be yourself. It's boring. I want to be free again." Ronaldo also spoke about the rape allegations made against him by American model Kathryn Mayorga. The Juventus star said 2018 was the hardest year of his life because of it but strongly denied the claims. He added: "It makes you feel so bad. "One day I was at home in the living room with my girlfriend and then the news they speak about Cristiano Ronaldo, this and that. "You listen to you kids coming down the stairs and you change the channel because I was embarrassed, I feel embarrassed." On a lighter note, Ronaldo also shared a story about how he and a friend called Ricardo once used disguises to sneak into a Madrid club for a New Year's Eve party. The footballer said it was one of the best nights of his life because of the anonymity it gave him. He also talked about owning 17 cars which included Bugattis, Ferraris and Rolls Royces. A fan wrote on social media: "It's clear to see in the interview what an amazing, humble, emotional and down to earth person Cristiano Ronaldo really is. "Yes, he can sometimes appear as arrogant, but that's all because he wants to be the very best! Respect! Great interview."
Christiano Ronaldo has opened up about his personal life in an interview with Piers Morgan, lamenting not being able to take his children to the park because of his fame. Cristiano Ronaldo The Juventus star said 2018 was the hardest year of his life because of it but strongly denied the claims. Hide Caption 1 of 11 Photos:Ronaldo's rise and fall