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      Man Utd star Cristiano Ronaldo’s partner Georgina Rodriguez fumes over CUCUMBERS in Netflix documentary teaser

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      GEORGINA RODRIGUEZ got angry right on cue-cumber in her new Netflix documentary. Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo’s partner uploaded a teaser on Instagram and it shows a different side to her personality than the public are used to seeing.
      Georgina Rodriguez told a bizarre cucumber story on a teaser for her new Netflix showCredit: INSTAGRAM
      The model fumed about the cost of the vegetable she used as a beauty product before eatingCredit: INSTAGRAM
      Rodriguez, 27, has been doing plenty to promote her forthcoming Netflix show I Am Georgina.
      It will launch on her birthday this month.
      And in the latest clip shared on her Instagram, she is seen moaning about a four euro cucumber.
      Footage shows the model having slices of the vegetable applied to her eyes as part of a beauty treatment before a shoot.
      And rather than dispose of them after, she proceeds to eat them.
      Explaining the bizarre move, she fumed: “Four euros, the joke of the cucumber.
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      “The most expensive cucumber of my life! What did I do?
      “Well, not only did I use it on my eyes, but then I ate the one that was left over.”
      The post got more than 14,000 likes.
      Ronaldo and Georgina recently jetted to Madrid for a romantic meal and night at a luxury hotel as questions swirl about his Man Utd future.
      The loved-up couple reportedly flew to the Spanish capital, where CR7 owns a £4.8million villa, after he was ruled out of the FA Cup match against Aston Villa because of a hip injury.
      The pair, due to add to their family again soon with a twin boy and girl, are thought to have used Ronaldo’s £20m jet to leave the UK.
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      And they are said to have dined on Monday night at Amos Restaurant whose executive chef Jesus Sanchez is a holder of three Michelin stars.
      The upmarket eaterie is one of two restaurants at Rosewood Villa Magna Hotel in Madrid’s famous Paseo de la Castellana which cuts across the city from south to north.
      The hotel is a favourite of Ronaldo’s from his time at Real Madrid before he moved to Juventus and then United on a two-year deal at the start of this season.
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      Cristiano Ronaldo’s fiancee Georgina Rodriguez wows in stunning pink gown as she promotes new Netflix show

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      CRISTIANO Ronaldo’s love takes inspiration from Downton Abbey after moving to the UK.Model Georgina Rodriguez, 27, posed against a grand stately home reminiscent of the ITV series, to promote her forthcoming Netflix show I Am Georgina.
      Georgina is promoting her forthcoming Netflix show I Am GeorginaCredit: Georgina Rodriguez/ Instagram
      Ronaldo and Georgina recently jetted to Madrid for a romantic meal and night at a luxury hotelCredit: Cristiano Ronaldo/ Instagram
      It will launch on her birthday this month.
      Georgina, fiancée of Manchester United’s Ronaldo, 36, said: “Thank you Netflix.”
      Ronaldo and Georgina recently jetted to Madrid for a romantic meal and night at a luxury hotel as questions swirl about his Manchester United future.
      The loved-up couple reportedly flew to the Spanish capital, where CR7 owns a £4.8 million villa, after he was ruled out of the FA Cup match against Aston Villa because of a hip injury.
      The pair, due to add to their family again soon with a twin boy and girl, are thought to have used Ronaldo’s £20m jet to leave the UK.
      And they are said to have dined on Monday night at Amos Restaurant whose executive chef Jesus Sanchez is a holder of three Michelin stars.
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      The upmarket eaterie is one of two restaurants at Rosewood Villa Magna Hotel in Madrid’s famous Paseo de la Castellana which cuts across the city from south to north.
      The hotel is a favourite of Ronaldo’s from his time at Real Madrid before he moved to Juventus and then United on a two-year deal at the start of this season.
      The pair, due to add to their family soon with a twin boy and girl, are thought to have used Ronaldo’s £20m jet to leave the UKCredit: Cristiano Ronaldo/ Instagram
      Questions swirl about Ronaldo’s Manchester United future
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      Neymar reveals three-part Netflix documentary will hit screens NEXT MONTH giving fans glimpse at Brazilian’s hidden side

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      NEYMAR has revealed a three-part Netflix docu-series will be released about him NEXT MONTH.The show – titled Neymar: Perfect Chaos – will come out on January 25 and is set to document a side to the Brazilian that fans have not seen, touching upon the highs and lows of his career.
      The trailer starts with a clip of Neymar relaxing and a voice saying ‘I have a question, Ney’
      He explains how he would want the documentary to begin
      Clips of Neymar during his career also appear in the trailer
      The docu-series will be released on Netflix on January 25
      Unveiling the news on Twitter, 29-year-old Neymar said: “Today is a very special day for me and also for everyone who has been with me on this long journey in football.
      “@netflix today announces the release of “Neymar: O Chaos Perfeito”, which will be available on the platform from January 25th.
      “Anxious is not enough! #neymarNetflix.”
      The one-minute trailer showcases short clips from both on and off the pitch and centres around an interview with Neymar himself.
      A member of the documentary crew begins by asking him: “I have a question, Ney. How should the series start?”
      To which he replies: “I think it should talk about my behaviour. People judging me, you know? Neymar is a monster, this and that. Going scene by scene, you know.
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      “It’d keep going, the people bad-mouthing me… and then they would get to know me.”
      A number of famous faces are interviewed in the docu-series including David Beckham, Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe.
      Neymar has been one of the best footballers in the world since arriving at Barcelona in 2013.
      He has won two LaLiga titles, three Ligue 1 titles and the Champions League during his spells at Barca and PSG.
      Neymar has also been the poster boy of the Brazilian national team for the best part of a decade.
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      He has played 116 times for his country, scoring a sensational 70 goals.
      However, his only trophy so far with Brazil is the Confederations Cup which he won back in 2013.
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      Lewis Hamilton’s arch rival Max Verstappen slams Netflix’s ‘fake’ Drive to Survive series as he refuses to star in show

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      RED BULL star Max Verstappen has declared he will not be taking part in season four of Netflix’s Drive to Survive docuseries.The 24-year-old has hit out at the hit TV show as he branded it as ‘fake’, claiming it is edited to portray rivalries that do not exist.
      Max Verstappen has announced he will not be taking part in the upcoming season of Drive to SurviveCredit: Reuters
      Dutch driver Verstappen previously criticised the fly-on-the-wall documentary in March 2020 where he where he stated he wasn’t happy with how he was viewed.
      And the championship leader has now announced he is refusing to be involved in the upcoming season, which will be released after the 2021 World Championship.
      The Netflix show gives fans a behind-the-scenes look from the F1 season, showing exclusive interviews from drivers as well as action from each Grand Prix.
      But don’t expect to see Verstappen, who could win his first World title this year, in season four.
      Speaking ahead of Sunday’s United States Grand Prix, he told the Associated Press: “I understand that it needs to be done to boost the popularity in America.
      “But from my side as a driver, I don’t like being part of it.”

      He continued: “They faked a few rivalries which they don’t really exist.
      “So I decided to not be a part of it and did not give any more interviews after that because then there is nothing you can show.
      “I am not really a dramatic show kind of person, I just want facts and real things to happen.”
      Verstappen – who leads Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton by six points in the standings – then went on to state how Netflix will oversell his rivalry with the 26-year-old.
      He remarked: “Probably in the Netflix show we will be.

      “We one time bumped into each other walking, so probably that will be in there.”
      Fans will be disappointed not to see Verstappen in the show with supporters voting him as their current favourite F1 driver.
      A whopping 167,302 fans from 187 countries took part in F1’s biggest-ever survey, which saw Verstappen come out in first place, followed by McLaren’s Lando Norris and Hamilton.
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      Georgina Rodriguez admits she’s desperate for Man Utd star Cristiano Ronaldo to pop the question in new Netflix show

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      GEORGINA RODRIGUEZ has admitted she is desperate for Cristiano Ronaldo to pop the question.The model confessed she wants to tie the knot with her Manchester United star boyfriend and will say ‘yes’ when he asks for her hand in marriage.
      Georgina Rodriguez has opened up on her love for Cristiano RonaldoCredit: Instagram / @georginagio
      A new Netflix show will go behind the scenes of the model’s lifeCredit: 010
      The Argentina-born 27-year-old, who has a three-year-old daughter with the striker and plays mum to his other three children, makes the revelation during a new Netflix documentary about her life.
      She included the admission in a clip for the show which she posted on Instagram on Sunday.
      Asked over dinner while on a boat with friends when she was going to marry the 36-year-old, Georgina rebuffed the suggestion as she grinned, before appearing to nod her head towards Cristiano.
      She then added: “It doesn’t depend on me… I wish.”
      Rodriguez used the word ‘Ojala’ in Spanish which is of Arabic origin, deriving from the expression ‘Mashallah’ or ‘Masha’Allah’ which literally means ‘Should God will it’ and roughly translates into English as ‘Let’s Hope So’.
      The clip she posted on social media also included footage of Cristiano playing football with his family and her enjoying herself at red carpet events around Europe, plus a funfair with friends.

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      In other footage she joked with a paparazzi as she filmed for the documentary in the Pyrenees city of Jaca, where she grew up.
      She remarked: “Are you going to be following us around all day with that little camera?”
      The former shop girl, now an influencer and model, said in a message alongside the clip she posted on Instagram to her 27.4 million followers: “I can finally share with this exclusive preview of the documentary ‘Soy Georgina’ coming out soon on Netflix.”
      It emerged earlier this month Cristiano will tell the world how he fell in love with Georgina in the documentary.
      The newly-signed Old Trafford striker will admit he fell for the pretty brunette in a “split-second moment” and never thought he would end up feeling the way he did about her.
      The first details about the reality-style documentary focused on Georgina were revealed at a TV festival in the Basque capital Vitoria-Gasteiz, when journalists were given a glimpse of the show’s first images.
      Rodriguez’s life has changed immeasurably since she met RonaldoCredit: The Mega Agency
      The couple are yet to be married, despite constant rumoursCredit: Georgina Rodriguez/instagram
      The premiere date for the documentary has yet to be revealed.
      Confirming Cristiano would appear in the TV programme, Netflix Spain’s Director of Entertainment, Alvaro Diaz, said: “Cristiano’s incorporation is total but complements a vision of who Georgina is and her relationship with the father of her children.
      “It conditions all her life but the focus is on her and knowing her also through her own eyes.”
      Georgina, in a preview of the first series in the documentary, confesses: “I am 27 and five years ago my life changed.
      Rodriguez is a big part of the Ronaldo familyCredit: Georgina Rodriguez/instagram
      Netflix have promised to reveal to fans the real GeorginaCredit: Getty
      “The day I met Cristiano was a Thursday in the summer, as I was leaving the shop when a handsome man almost two metres tall…”
      Cristiano and his long-term girlfriend have had to deny several reports they have tied the knot, with one saying they married during a secret trip to Morocco.
      Georgina’s admission about wanting to marry the football star appear to suggest the previous marriage reports have been wide of the mark.
      Cristiano Ronaldo’s mum put paid last week to claims she has a rocky relationship with Georgina Rodriguez by describing her as a “good girl” and a “great support” to the United ace.

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      Inside Michael Schumacher’s marriage, his wife Corinna’s incredible sacrifices – and reason why she first fell for him

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      TO the outside world Michael Schumacher was the confident clean-shaven superstar of Formula One who won seven World Championships – but to his wife of 26 years Corinna, he was so much more. On the track, he was known for his unshakeable nerves and utter precision as he hurtled around the track at breakneck speeds.
      Michael Schumacher with his wife Corinna on their wedding day in 1995Credit: Netflix
      But few know the seven-time world champion like his wife CorinnaCredit: EPA
      Supporting him from the sidelines was Corinna, who was introduced to the star by a mutual friend in 1991 and four years later they married.
      She knew a different side to the motor racing legend – a true gentleman and family man who loved nothing more than to party and throw friends into the swimming pool.
      “He’s simply the most lovable person I’ve ever met,” says Corinna, who has two children Mick and Gina-Maria, with Michael.
      Family breaks their silence
      In the new documentary Schumacher, which is released on Netflix tomorrow, she gave her first in-depth interview since Michael’s horror skiing accident in 2013. 
      Mystery has surrounded her husband’s condition since he fell and hit his head on a rock while crossing an unsecured off-piste area in the French Alps in 2013. 
      It’s known that Michael suffered brain damage as a result of the fall and that he is “different” in the wake of his injuries but until now little else has been said. 
      Giving a rare insight into their lives, Corinna said: “No matter what happens, I’m going to do everything I can. We’re all going to do that.

      “We do everything we can to make Michael better and make sure he’s comfortable and just to make him feel like he’s with his family and to continue our bond.”
      In a heartbreaking admission, Corinna revealed her husband nearly decided against taking to the slopes on the day of his accident.
      She recalled: “Shortly before it happened in Méribel, he said to me, ‘The snow isn’t optimal. We could fly to Dubai and go skydiving there.” 
      Corinna said: “I never blamed God… It was just really bad luck, all the bad luck anyone could ever have in their life.”
      She was by Michael’s side from the early days when he was just a fledgling star with unimaginable pressure on his shoulders, after being tipped as one of F1’s greatest racers.
      I never once thought, ‘He’s a terrific racing driver at the start of a dazzling career.’ No one could have guessed that would happenCorinna Schumacher
      It was the small moments that attracted Corinna to him, including when she cooked a meal in celebration of his birthday and he was “the only one” to help her clean the dishes.  
      “I thought, ‘That’s a proper bloke,” she recalled. “And yes, he was really funny and that’s what I saw in him.
      “I fell in love with him simply because he was a wonderful person. I just sensed that he was something special to me. 
      “I never once thought, ‘He’s a terrific racing driver at the start of a dazzling career.’ No one could have guessed that would happen.” 
      Penniless go-karter to F1 god
      Michael likely never imagined it either. It was his father Rolf, a builder who later ran a go-kart track, who set him on the path to racing superstardom.
      At four years old, he tested pedal karts with motorcycle motors that had been made by his dad and two years later won his first club go-kart championship.
      But taking to the tracks was no easy feat for young Michael because he had little money behind him and was forced to “use the cheapest equipment”.
      He recalled: “I fished discarded tyres out of the bin, put them on my go-kart and won races with them. 
      “I was always glad to have won with the worst and not the best equipment. Having to really fight like that was an additional motivation for me.”
      At around 13, Michael competed against future rival Mika Häkkinen for the first time, who noted he was “difficult to race against”  because he “knew every corner”. 
      I fished discarded tyres out of the bin, put them on my go-kart and won races with themMichael Schumacher
      In 1988, watching in the crowd was Willi Weber, Michael’s future manager, who asked him to join his team and test F3 cars but the teen was uncertain.  
      “Of course, money was an issue,” Weber said. “Michael Schumacher had nothing at that time, not even 500 marks (around £218) to finance a season, which even then cost six hundred to seven hundred thousand”.
      Later that evening, he was delighted to be told he would earn 2,000 marks – around £873 – a month as part of a five-year contract.  
      Michael quickly rose through the ranks and was soon considered a threat to legendary F1 figure Ayrton Senna, who died after a crash in 1994. 
      He joined Ferrari two years later – which was thought to be the ultimate challenge because they had not won the Drivers’ Championship since 1979.
      Michael worked tirelessly for the F1 team but struggled to achieve his first World Championship with them until 2000. 
      Dedicated wife Corinna was by his side for every race until their children were born and made great sacrifices to ensure her husband’s success.
      I spent half the night sitting on the toilet in order not to wake him up to let him have a good night’s sleepCorinna Schumacher
      She says: “It might have been in the bus or somewhere behind the scenes, but I was always on the road with him. 
      “We always enjoyed it together. It was a support to him just knowing he wasn’t alone.
      “Michael planned practically everything down to the minute – get up at such-and-such a time, 15 to 20 minutes in the bathroom. 
      “One night, when we were in Suzuka, I realised there was no way I was going to fall asleep.
      “So I spent half the night sitting on the toilet in order not to wake him up and to let him have a good night’s sleep. So I read my book there.”
      Wild parties, pool dips & bad karaoke
      Michael retired in 2006 but four years later was back racing for Mercedes GP, where he spent his final years on the track before being replaced by Lewis Hamilton.  
      Corinna beamed with immense pride while talking about her husband but most fondly remembered the man who very few got to see.
      She says: “Michael is very suspicious, he always has been during the initial period until he thinks he knows someone or can trust them.
      “But if he opens up then it’s 100 per cent really, all the way.” 
      Those entrusted with this unseen side got to know Michael as a fun family man who loved nothing more than to play practical jokes and laugh. 
      We all ended up in the pool every time… even at our weddingCorinna Schumacher
      She says: “At parties, he was the first to arrive and the last to leave. He loved it… We laughed so much and had so much real fun.
      “We all ended up in the pool every time, that was Michael’s thing. Even at our wedding people were thrown into the pool! 
      “He couldn’t sing well, it was one of the things he didn’t do so well. But he always sang ‘My Way’ because he knew the lyrics.”
      Michael’s former rival David Coulthard described him as an “uncompromising, fast and determined racer” but also a loveable “family man”.
      He recalled: “I’ve had many social evenings with him, drinking Bacardi coke and he would have a cigar.
      “It was a completely different person because of course at that point there was no competition. It was just sharing a nice social moment together.” 
      ‘Accident was bad luck’
      That side of Michael is now sadly a distant memory. 
      Despite several near-misses on the F1 track and his love of high-adrenaline sports like skydiving, Corinna could have never imagined him landing in harm’s way.
      She says: “I don’t know if it’s just a kind of protective wall that you put up yourself or if it’s because you’re in a way naive but it simply never occurred to me that anything could ever happen to Michael.”
      Now the Schumacher family can do nothing else but carry on and live their lives in the way Michael would have wanted.
      Michael always protected us. Now we are protecting MichaelCorinna Schumacher
      Corinna says: “‘Private is private,’ he always said. It’s very important to me that he can continue to enjoy his private life as much as possible. 
      “Michael always protected us. Now we are protecting Michael.
      “Of course I miss Michael every day but it’s not just me who misses him – the children, the family, his father, everyone who is close to him. 
      “Michael is here in a different way, but he’s here and I think that gives us strength.”
      Schumacher will be released on September 15 on Netflix.
      Michael Schumacher raced go-karts as a child and regularly took wheels out of the binCredit: Netflix
      Michael and Corinna danced a slow waltz at their wedding in 1995Credit: Netflix
      Wife Corinna made a number of sacrifices for her husband’s career including pulling all-nighters not to wake himCredit: Netflix
      Michael was an adrenaline junkie and is pictured here before a skydive with children Mick and Gina-Maria
      Schumacher and his wife Corinna in a passionate clinch back in 2003Credit: Corbis – Getty
      The F1 racing legend’s highs and low is being explored in the new Netflix doc SCHUMACHER
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      Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez to make Netflix doc on how Man Utd ace and £10-an-hour shop girl fell in love

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      CRISTIANO RONALDO will tell the world how he fell in love with former shop worker Georgina Rodriguez in a new Netflix documentary.The 36-year-old will admit he fell for the pretty brunette in a ‘split-second moment’ and never thought he would end up feeling the way he did about her.
      Georgina Rodriguez is set to feature in a Netflix documentary about her lifeCredit: Instagram @georginagio
      Spanish model Rodriguez used to work in a Gucci store, now she models for themCredit: Instagram @instylespain
      Cristiano Ronaldo and Rodriguez have been dating since 2016 after meeting in Madrid
      The first details about the reality-style documentary focused on Georgina were revealed at a TV festival earlier this week when journalists were given a glimpse of the first images.
      The premiere date for the documentary, which will be called ‘I Am Georgina’, has yet to be revealed.
      Rodriguez, who worked as an au pair in Bristol in 2012, met Ronaldo when he came to buy clothes at a Gucci store in Madrid where she was earning just £10-an-hour.
      Speaking of the 27-year-old, Netflix Spain’s Director of Entertainment Alvaro Diaz said : “Georgina is totally honest and recognises in the documentary that her life changed from having nothing to absolutely everything.
      “‘I Am Georgina’ has a strong aspirational component. Georgina went from selling luxury to being gifted it and showing it off on the red carpet.
      “She was a normal young woman whose life changed dramatically one day. She was leaving work one day and crossed paths with the love of her life. Who has not dreamed of that?”
      Rodriguez boasts more than 27 million followers on InstagramCredit: PrettyLittleThing
      Dad-of-four Ronaldo has one child with Rodriguez, daughter Alana MartinaCredit: Instagram @cristiano
      Rodriguez regularly shares snaps of her family to her fans on social mediaCredit: Instagram

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      Confirming Manchester United forward Ronaldo would appear, he told local media: “Cristiano’s incorporation is total but complements a vision of who Georgina is and her relationship with the father of her children.
      “It conditions all her life but the focus is on her and knowing her also through her own eyes.”
      Dad-of-four Ronaldo, whose three-year-old daughter Alana Martina with Georgina is the youngest of his brood, lifts the lid on the moment he fell for Rodriguez in the documentary.
      He will tell fans: “It was a split-second moment. I never thought it would be that big as to fall in love with her, I really didn’t expect it. Georgina is the woman I am totally in love with.”
      Georgina, in a preview of the first series in the documentary, confesses: “I am 27 and five years ago my life has changed.
      “The day I met Cristiano was a Thursday in the summer, as I was leaving the shop when a handsome man almost two metres tall….”
      The model and influencer will introduce herself to Netflix viewers by claiming: “Many people know my name but few know who I am.”
      Cristiano’s move back to Old Trafford is not expected to feature in the documentary and during filming Georgina appeared to confirm he would not leave Juventus.

      Rodriguez worked as an au pair in Bristol in 2012 when she was just 17Credit: Instagram
      Ronaldo’s partner Rodriguez has followed her beau to England after he returned to Manchester UnitedCredit: EPA
      Rodriguez, who is said to have had to leave her job at Gucci in 2016 due to the paparazzi, returned to Jaca, the Spanish Pyrenees city where she lived from the age of three till around 17, for filming.
      Cristiano and his family have now reunited at a rented mansion in Alderley Edge, Cheshire, following his record-breaking performance for Portugal against Ireland earlier this week.
      He became the top international goalscorer in men’s football history, reaching the milestone of 111 goals in dramatic fashion by giving his nation a late win.
      Cristiano, who scored 118 goals in 292 games during his first spell at United, will don the famous No7 jersey next Saturday when the Red Devils face Newcastle.
      The football idol flew into the UK by private jet on Thursday and headed immediately to a seven-bedroom countryside hideaway where he is self-isolating under coronavirus rules before his second United debut.
      Red Devils supporters will be looking forward to seeing Rodriguez in the stands this seasonCredit: Reuters

      The premiere date for Rodriguez’s documentary is yet to be revealedCredit: Rex
      He arrived in Manchester 24 hours before his partner posted a series of photos on Instagram of her and their four children travelling by private jet.
      The pictures carried a heart emoji above the Manchester location tag, and she also posted a photo of a ‘welcome’ Cadbury’s chocolate bar.
      It is not yet clear if she will return to Spain for the Netflix premiere of her documentary.
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      Michael Schumacher’s wife reveals F1 legend ‘shows me how strong he is every day’ in touching first look at Netflix doc

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      HEARTFELT interviews with Michael Schumacher’s family have been revealed in the first trailer for a new Netflix documentary.The film, titled SCHUMACHER, will be released on September 15 through the streaming platform.
      Michael and Corinna Schumacher’s wedding day feature in a new Netflix filmCredit: Netflix
      The documentary reveals untold stories of the F1 hero’s life and careerCredit: Netflix
      Featuring in the documentary are the German’s wife, Corinna, and their two kids, Gina and Formula One racing driver Mick.
      Also appearing will be Sebastian Vettel, Michael’s brother Ralf Schumacher and a host of figures who worked with the 52-year-old during his imperious career with Benetton and Ferrari.
      The trailer opens with Schumacher himself, saying: “100 per cent perfection, I couldn’t live with anything lower.”
      Previously unseen home videos and rarely-heard interviews will also feature in the documentary.
      The film was made in collaboration with the legend’s family, with Schumacher himself still receiving treatment for a serious brain injury he suffered in a skiing accident almost eight years ago.
      Wife Corinna, 52, discusses her partner’s condition in the documentary.

      Schumacher’s life outside the track features heavily in the documentaryCredit: Netflix
      Corinna describes Michael as ‘special’ in the trailerCredit: Netflix
      The German has been receiving treatment for a brain injury suffered almost eight years agoCredit: Netflix
      Home videos will be revealed for the first time in SCHUMACHERCredit: Netflix
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      The trailer features Corinna saying: “I just felt that he is somebody special.
      “I think that he is simply very strong mentally. Extremely strong.
      “He still shows me how strong he is every day.”
      When I look at him, I think, ‘I want to be like that’.Mick Schumacher
      Netflix have promised to show a different side to many fans’ impression of Schumacher as a ruthless racing driver, with a more personal introduction to the man who won seven world championships.
      His son, Mick, is forging his own F1 career and is currently in his debut season with Haas.
      In the trailer, he reveals: “When I look at him, I think, ‘I want to be like that’.
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