Messi Weds Long-Time Girlfriend, Antonela

Messi Weds Long-Time Girls friend, Antonela



As some of the biggest names in soccer gathered in Argentina on Friday to see Barcelona striker, Lionel Messi wed his long-time girlfriend Antonela Roccuzzo, the couple came out of the media for a big kiss.
Past and present Barcelona team mates Javier Mascherano, Neymar and Luis Suarez were all there, as was Gerard Pique and his pop star wife Shakira.
Several Premier League players were also among the 260 guests, including Chelsea’s Cesc Fabregas and Manchester City’s Sergio Aguero.
An extra 350 police were drafted in to provide security for the event, which took place in Rosario, the city where Messi grew up before heading to Barcelona, where he has spent a playing career that has included winning FIFA’s World Player of the Year trophy five times.
Messi met Roccuzzo, who is also from Rosario, when they were growing up. The couple have two children, Thiago, 4, and Mateo, 21 months.

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