Cristiano Ronaldo ‘guilty’ in ’99 Whips’ controversy, but Iranian artist Fatemeh Khami explains why her family didn’t press any charges to police

The Portugal striker was found guilty of adultery after he allegedly embraced two portraits of the disabled artist in Iran.

The pair met in Tehran ahead of Al Nasr’s AFC Champions League match against Persepolis.

However, the Iranian Embassy in Madrid denied the reports and Hami explained why her family had not brought any police charges against Ronaldo.

“The fake news makes me very sad and angry. I was happy to meet Cristiano and give him the painting,” she said Ole.

“Cristiano Ronaldo is a very professional and ethical man who is always involved in great charities and he embraced me with love and affection.

“Unemployed lawyers filed charges against him without my permission or my family’s permission. In Iran he committed a crime for hugging me and we never had any complaints… I am very grateful to Cristiano Ronaldo for his love and Love. I wish him the best in life and football.”

Asked if Ronaldo knew he was committing a crime by hugging her, Hami said: “No one told him anything about Iranian law and he didn’t know, but Ronaldo’s hug was out of his love and brotherhood and he “no offence. My family and I have no complaints about this issue, we just want to deny these accusations against Cristiano. “

Hami, who is 85% paralyzed, also spoke freely about realizing his “dream” in life when showing the paintings to the Portugal international.

“This is a dream,” she said. “I spent several years painting his portrait and I couldn’t believe that my dream came true, meeting Cristiano in our country, Iran, and giving him these paintings as a gift.

“I have long dreamed of meeting him. When Al Nasr played Persepolis in Tehran, my family and I traveled from my hometown to meet Cristiano at his team’s hotel.

“He was very valuable to me. He made me very happy. He gave me his shirt! I’m going to keep it as a souvenir… It’s very important and valuable to me.”