Argentina’s World Cup star Rodrigo De Paul’s love life: from Camila Homs to Tini Stoessel
Rodrigo De Paul and Stoessel began their relationship in late 2021, quickly becoming one of Argentina’s most talked-about celebrity couples
Argentina midfielder Rodrigo De Paul continues to attract attention away from football thanks to his high-profile relationship with Argentine singer and actor Tini Stoessel.
Tini, one of Latin America's biggest entertainment stars, first rose to fame on television before building a successful music career that made her a household name across the region.
According to reports, De Paul and Stoessel began their relationship in late 2021, quickly becoming one of Argentina’s most talked-about celebrity couples. Their romance drew significant media attention, particularly following De Paul’s separation from his previous partner.
Despite intense public scrutiny, the pair remained together and Tini was frequently seen supporting De Paul during Argentina’s victorious 2022 FIFA World Cup campaign in Qatar.
The couple announced their separation in 2023, citing the pressures that come with living under constant public attention. However, reports suggest they quietly rekindled their relationship in 2025.
With De Paul now playing club football in the United States, the pair have reportedly kept their relationship more private.
In 2026, Stoessel confirmed their engagement during a concert tour, with local media reporting that the couple are planning to marry in Exaltación de la Cruz, Argentina.
De Paul is also the father of two children, Francesca and Bautista, from his previous long-term relationship with Argentine model Camila Homs.
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