Kathryn Mayorga, 34, became known on Friday as the woman accusing Ronaldo of sexually assaulting her at a Las Vegas hotel in 2009.
Ronaldo attended an Instagram live event earlier this week, answering fan questions on a variety of topics. It is not clear what the exact question was before Ronaldo apparently refused the allegations.
Looking at the camera, he said:
"They do not want to be known for saying my name, but they are part of the job, a happy man and all the best."
Allegedly, the Juventus star was on vacation with her cousin and son-in-law in Sin City in 2009 when she met the part-time model. During the alleged event, he said that Ronaldo had fallen and been declared "99% good," which was down by 1%.
According to documents filed in Clark County County Court on Friday, footballer Mayorga and a friend asked for their adjoining suite "to take advantage of the views of the Las Vegas Strip."
Mayorga claims that she refused to go to the hot tub because she did not want to ruin her dress, and Ronaldo offered her small shorts and a T-shirt and pointed her to the bathroom, where she could change.
The documents add: "The complainant [Mayorgorga] refused and said that he wanted to leave the hotel package.As he left the bathroom, he took Ronaldo's author to a room and a bed and tried to have sex, the claimant refused ... and concealed the attempt to avoid sexual penetration. "
According to the papers, attacker Maygora turned and shouted "no, no!" She was raped by the star.
The documents state that the football player confirmed that the couple had sex, but said it was approval.
Mayorga claims she reported the incident to the Las Vegas police later that day and went to a hospital where evidence of the alleged rape was documented and photographed.
Legal documents indicate that when Ronaldo entered the bathroom, he opened the bathroom, bared his hair, and asked her to perform a sexual act.
He later hired a lawyer and negotiated 2010 in a third party contract of £ 287,000. As part of the agreement, he agreed not to publicly charge his allegations.
But the new claim is aimed at doubling the deal, which he signs only because he is "afraid of retaliation" and that Ronaldo was "humiliated because he was identified as a victim of sexual abuse."
She says she was traumatized by the incident and has now become public, in part because of the #IMMIT application in which women shared their talents about abuse.
Ronaldo claims that Mayorgas injuries were caused by someone else.
Later it is said that Ronaldo paid him £ 287,000 as an out-of-court transaction, which made her never talk about her claims.
According to court data, the German mirror suggests that Ronaldo insisted that sex is a consent. His lawyers, Schertz Bergmann Attorneys at Law, made a statement contesting Mayorgas' rape language and stated that he was "suing for moral damage".
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