CRISTIANO Ronaldo apologised to a model minutes after raping her as she screamed: “No, no, no!”, bombshell court documents claim.
Kathryn Mayorga, 34, alleges the football superstar, 33, attacked her at a Las Vegas hotel in 2009. He denies it.
Explosive legal papers seen by The Sun lay bare shock allegations facing the former Manchester United forward.
American Kathryn Mayorga, 34, alleges the £100million Portuguese footballer raped her in a Las Vegas hotel room nine years ago.
Ronaldo, 33, strongly denies the claims — calling them “fake news” — and says the sex was consensual.
He reportedly previously agreed to pay Ms Mayorga £287,000 to stop her pursuing criminal charges — which could have seen him jailed for life — and gagged her from going public.
But her lawyers are now trying to overturn that settlement and she has spoken out for the first time.
Court documents lodged by her lawyers state: “Cristiano Ronaldo pulled the plaintiff into a bedroom and on to a bed and attempted to engage in sexual intercourse.”
It said the plaintiff refused, tried to cover herself and was screaming: “No, no, no”.
It adds: “When Cristiano Ronaldo completed the sexual assault, he allowed her to leave the bedroom stating he was sorry, he was usually a gentleman.”
The alleged rape is said to have happened in the early hours of June 13, 2009.
At the time of the alleged attack, Ronaldo, then 24, was in Las Vegas on holiday with his brother-in-law and cousin.
Budding model Ms Mayorga, then 25, was working in Rain nightclub, inside the Palms Casino Resort and met the star in the venue’s VIP area.
Paparazzi pictures showed the pair chatting, before he invited her and a friend to his penthouse suite — room 57306 at the Palms — “to enjoy the view of the Las Vegas Strip”.
The luxurious suite featured a Jacuzzi on the balcony.
Ms Mayorga claims she refused to get into the hot tub because she did not want to ruin her dress.
She said Ronaldo offered her some clothes to wear and told her to change in a bathroom
The court papers claim that while she was changing, Ronaldo walked in, exposed himself, and asked her to perform a sex act.
In an interview with German magazine Der Spiegel, Ms Mayorga said: “This guy that is so famous and so hot . . . he’s a frickin’ loser and a creep.”
She said she refused to engage in the sex act, but kissed him after he promised he would let her go.
She recalled: “He starts to come on to me very strong.
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“And he starts to do stuff to me and touch me and grab me. I pushed him away and kept saying, ‘No’.”
She stated that, a short time later, Ronaldo pulled her into a bedroom and raped her while she cried: “No, no, no”.
After the alleged attack, she claimed Ronaldo said he was a “good guy”” except for the “one per cent”.
She told Der Spiegel: “After he assaulted me, he wouldn’t let me leave. And he was calling me, ‘Baby, baby’.
“He gave me this look, this guilty look. Almost like he felt bad.
“I don’t remember but I’m pretty sure he said, ‘Sorry’, or, ‘Are you hurt?’
“And by this time, he’s . . . on his knees. He says the 99 per cent thing.”
Ms Mayorga said that she angrily asked Ronaldo if he had Aids.
She told Der Spiegel: “I was like, ‘You have to tell me if I have a disease. Do I have a disease?’
“And he’s like, ‘No, no. I’m a professional athlete and I get tested every three months. I couldn’t play my game with a disease.’ ”
Ms Mayorga went to the Las Vegas Police Department later that day and was examined in hospital.
Evidence of the alleged rape was documented and photographed.
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She later hired a lawyer and in 2010 negotiated a £287,000 out-of-court settlement.
As part of that deal, she agreed never to go public with her allegations. But she is now trying to overturn the settlement.
She says she signed only because she was “terrified of retaliation” from Ronaldo and of “being publicly humiliated”, court papers claim.
She told Der Spiegel she was now coming forward after seeing sex abuse victims tell their stories as part of the #MeToo movement