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C.Ronaldo mocked after wearing same dress Hushpuppi once wore
Nigerians have joined other social media users across the world to criticize Cristiano Ronaldo’s outfit after it surfaced.
Social media users claim that Hushpuppi once wore the same outfit.
The football star showed off his new outfit on Instagram, as the colourful clothing divided opinion on social media.
He posted the photo of his matching shirt and shorts combination with the caption:
“Starting the weekend with a good vibe and a good style,”
While some fans across the world seemed to like his outfit, Cristiano Ronaldo was mercilessly trolled by his Juventus teammates.
Former Bianconeri star Medhi Benatia commented
“Come and bro… good style I don’t know,” while Leonardo Bonucci was pulling no punches of his assessment of Cristiano Ronaldo’s outfit.
The Italian’s comments were short but crisp, as he referred to the Portuguese star’s clothing as “Unbelievable!”
Juventus legend Claudio Marchisio also left a comment on the post, as the 34-year-old reacted with a bunch of emojis.
After a heartbreaking defeat against Napoli in the Coppa Italia final, Juventus got their Serie A title defence up and running with successive victories against Bologna and Lecce.
The Bianconeri have opened up a seven-point lead over second-placed Lazio, having played a game more.
In their reaction to the outfits, some Nigerians joked that Hushpuppi wore it first and passed it to CR7.
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