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The Real Madrid star has overtaken Shakira to become the social network's undisputed king.
Cristiano Ronaldo has moved a step closer to world domination by becoming the planet's most followed person on Facebook.
The Real Madrid star has overtaken Shakira, and now has over 107 million likes.
Shakira's partner, Barcelona defender Gerard Pique, is pictured on her Facebook page - so it's first blood to Real ahead of next Sunday's Clasico at the Bernabeu.
Leo Messi is the world's second most-liked footballer on 78.2 million, with David Beckham on 52.2m and Neymar on 52.0m.
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