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Neymar's mother 'dumps 23-year-old toyboy after discovering he had dated a string of men'... just days after Paris Saint-Germain star gave the relationship his seal of approval

Neymar's mother has dumped her toyboy lover after finding out he had dated a string of men, according to reports in Brazil.

The Paris Saint-Germain star only gave his seal of approval to the relationship - which saw his 52-year-old mother Nadine Goncalves declare her love for 23-year-old Tiago Ramos less than a fortnight ago - 10 days ago.

But it now appears that Nadine has ended the relationship after discovering that he had dated various men prior to their first meeting.

Tiago, who is six years younger than Neymar, allegedly dated the PSG and Brazil star's personal chef Mauro before becoming romantically involved with the forward's mother.

It has also been claim that he was dating a famous Brazilian actor and stand-up comedian called Carlinhos Maia.

Reports from Brazil state that Ramos is a model, who is also part of a gaming team named 4K Easy. However, it remains unclear when he began dating Neymar's mother, although Ramos was pictured at the former Barcelona star's lavish birthday party in February.

Tiago is now reportedly back with his family in Brazil after being kicked out of Nadine's mansion.

He posted a video on Instagram of himself playing a computer game with his mother and sister on Wednesday.

The news comes less than a fortnight after Nadine confirmed the relationship after posting a picture of herself cuddling up to Tiago alongside the caption: 'The inexplicable cannot be explained, you live it...' followed by a love heart emoji.

Neymar then left a heartfelt comment under the post, which read: 'Be happy mom. Love you.'

Before he became involved with Nadine, Tiago sent Neymar a message insisting that their paths would cross one day.

A message in 2017 from Tiago to the Brazil forward read: 'Neymar you are fantastic, I don't know how to explain the emotion of being a fan of a guy like you.

'I see you playing and I'm very motivated, one day I hope to read this message with you, be your brother and play together.

'I know that one day I will meet you, because I am a dreamy boy where I do not give up on my goals!

'Stay with God, very successful and happy.'

But once they had crossed paths, O Dia reporter Fabia Oliveira claimed Nadine had been urged by her family to end the brief romance before eventually doing so.

Nadine was married to Neymar's father, and agent, Wagner Ribeiro for 25 years - but they split up in 2016.

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idealconcept00:
not wrong, it is now 100k plus

Humanoid01:
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

Go see for yourself. I don't know why my screenshots are not saving.

Humanoid01:
USA currently has 100k plus confirmed cases.

The United States on Thursday overtook China and Italy in confirmed coronavirus cases with over 82,000 in all, a grim milestone reported by Johns Hopkins University researchers.

As the U.S. surged up to 82,404 confirmed COVID-19 cases Thursday, it took the number-one spot from China, which has 81,782 cases, followed by Italy with 80,589 cases. The U.S. now has accounted for about 14.9 percent of cases worldwide.

It came as many states have mobilized widespread testing for the virus. Around 519,338 coronavirus tests have been administered in the U.S.

However, some analysts have advised against giving China's reported statistics much weight. Chinese leader Xi Jinping touted a dip in new coronavirus cases, but foreign affairs analyst Gordon Chang told Fox News, "For China, the truth has always been a casualty."

The U.S. still remained number-six in the world for most deaths with 1,093, behind Italy, Spain, China, Iran and France respectively.

New York state has accounted for nearly half of the country's cases with 37,258. The state has faced 385 coronavirus-related deaths, up 100 deaths in the last 24 hours.


Globally, 526,044 cases have been confirmed, with 23,067 deaths.