Cristiano Ronaldo is NOT planning second child, insists Real Madrid star's mum

      Cristiano Ronaldo’s mum has rubbished reports he has made arrangements for a second child.

     A Portuguese TV presenter claimed at the end of last year the Real Madrid star had spent Christmas in Miami so he could expand his family.

His son Cristianinho, five, was said to have been born in a private clinic in the US with the collaboration of two Mexican surrogate mums.

Proud grannie Dolores Aveiro revealed in an approved biography published in July 2014 in Portugal that she had picked the youngster up from a private hospital in Florida.

Asked at the launch in Spain of the warts-and-all book yesterday/on Wednesday if her son was going to make her a grandmother again this summer, she said: “No. Perhaps some day but not now.”

In an obvious reference to the fact the crocked forward hasn’t had a serious girlfriend since his painful split in January last year with girlfriend-of-five years Irina Shayk, she added: “It would be a miracle.”

Mum-of-four Dolores, 61, confesses in the book titled ‘Mother Courage” she tried to abort the football star before he was born.

She admits to opting for a home recipe involving warm beer and mad exercise after a doctor refused to help her interrupt her pregnancy.

She confessed when the book, written by Paulo Sousa Costa, was released in Portugal: “Cristiano told me when he found out, ‘Look mum, you wanted to abort and now I’m the one who’s pulling the purse-strings in the house.”

Dolores, who beat breast cancer after being diagnosed with the disease in 2007, diplomatically sidestepped questions about her son’s love life at the official presentation in Spain of the book at Madrid’s Silken Puerta de America hotel.

The striker, who had to sit out Real Madrid’s opening Champions League semi-final tie against Man City on Tuesday because of injury, has been linked to a string of beauties including a Mexican air hostess and Topshop heiress Chloe Green.

Dolores insisted: “I don’t listen to what they say about him.

“I’m here to talk about my book, not the women Cristiano has been linked to. But it’s not something I suffer with because he’s got to live his life.”

She added: “He’s a very good son and a person who makes sure his family wants for nothing.”