Coleen Rooney delights fans with snaps of 'normal' family day out at the beach

Like us, Danielle Lloyd was gripped by the Wagatha Christie trial that saw Rebekah Vardy attempt to sue Coleen Rooney over claims Rebekah was leaking stories to the press about her.The outcome saw the judge rule in Coleen’s favour and Danielle, who found herself drawn into proceedings when she was criticised in several of Rebekah’s texts during the trial, couldn’t be more pleased for her friend, who thanked her for being by her side. “I spoke to Coleen and she thanked me for the support, which was really nice,” she said. “I’m just so happy for her and happy that she actually got justice.

Coleen Rooney cuts a casual figure as she steps out for her morning coffee following a boxing session.The WAG looked fabulous while sporting an all-black ensemble paired with a pink bomber jacket.The 36-year-old clutched her black and gold boxing gloves beneath her arm as she carried two cups of coffee and her phone. Coleen opted for a simple makeup look and wore her hair in a low messy bun.

Children across the country are returning to school following the long summer holiday, and many proud celebrity parents have shared some back-to-school snaps of their children this morning. Among the first to share these traditional snaps, were Wagatha Christie herself, Coleen Rooney, and singer and TV presenter Rochelle Humes. Mum-of-four Coleen, who recently won the Wagatha Christie case against Rebekah Vardy, shared a back-to-school snap of son Kai, 13.The photo shows Kai stood in front of the Rooney's mansion wearing his school uniform, with proud mum Coleen writing that he's about to enter year eight.

Coleen Rooney and Wayne Rooney have sold their five bedroom Cheshire home for £3.7million - to upgrade to a £20m mansion.The move comes after Coleen signed a multi-million pound deal with Disney+ for a tell-all Wagatha Christie documentary - with some reports suggesting she will out earn footballer Wayne.The couple built their former family home to their own specification after buying a plot of land for £1.5million in 2005. Land Registry documents state the property was sold for £3.7million.

Rebekah Vardy has reportedly decided not to appeal the High Court ruling in her legal battle with Coleen Rooney, bringing an end to the Wagatha Christie saga. Coleen, 36, the wife of former Manchester United and England football star Wayne Rooney, won the highly-publicised libel case against Rebekah, 40, in late July after their public spat ended up in court. The WAGs famously fell out after Coleen took to social media to make the bombshell accusation that Rebekah had been leaking stories from her private Instagram account to the press.

Coleen Rooney appears to have put the now infamous Wagatha Christie case behind her as she was spotted spending some quality time on a day out with two of her kids. The 36 year old mum-of-four, who recently reunited with husband Wayne on a “quick trip” to the US, was all smiles during a visit to Legoland with her youngest sons Kit, six, and Cass, four.

Coleen Rooney has been enjoying some downtime after the stress of the Wagatha Christie trial with her sons and husband Wayne in America in recent days. As the trip continued, Coleen, 36, and the family headed to the beach where she looked incredible in a yellow swimsuit that highlighted her bronze glow. She posted a series of photos to show followers what she was up to with the caption: “Road trip to the beach…..it was worth the traffic.

Coleen Rooney will tell her side of the Wagatha Christie court case in an explosive documentary, as rival Rebekah Vardy plots her TV revenge. Streaming giant Disney+ confirmed yesterday that it had won the exclusive rights to work with Coleen, 36, and has given its three-part project the working title of Wagatha Christie. Rebekah is said to be considering two offers to make her own documentary.

Coleen Rooney is set to tell her side of the now infamous Wagatha Christie story in a new three part documentary. Disney+ confirmed the news at the Edinburgh TV Festival and said that they had secured exclusive rights to work with Coleen, 36, on the new series, which has the working title of the court case’s famous moniker ‘Wagatha Christie’.The documentary will follow the dramatic tale of Coleen's falling out and subsequent court trial with Rebekah Vardy, 40, who Coleen accused of leaking stories about her to the press.

Coleen Rooney has signed a deal with Disney+ for a three-part TV series in which she'll tell her side of the Wagatha Christie case.

K.J. Yossman The highly-anticipated “Wagatha Christie” documentary with Coleen Rooney is set to air on Disney+ the streamer confirmed today. Unveiling its scripted slate at the Edinburgh TV Festival, Disney+ also announced a slate of high-end original unscripted titles. In addition to “Wagatha Christie” (working title) the platform is set to premiere docs from Keanu Reeves about Formula 1 (which Variety first revealed in July), Asif Kapadia about London’s alternative capital Camden Town, Bear Grylls’ about Spencer Matthews’s missing brother, and Conde Nast with an inside look at Vogue featuring Anna Wintour and Edward Enninful. Sean Doyle, director of unscripted content, EMEA, for Disney+, commissioned the five projects, which will premiere on Disney+ in EMEA and Asia Pacific and Star+ in Latin America.

Coleen Rooney is set to "out-earn" husband Wayne Rooney as she's reportedly signed a multi-million pound deal with Disney+ for a tell-all Wagatha Christie documentary. According to The Sun, 36 year old Coleen was at the centre of a bidding war between Disney+, Amazon Prime, Netflix and Discovery, all vying for the rights to the documentary.The production, which will follow the gripping and very public tale of Coleen's falling out and subsequent court trial with Rebekah Vardy, 40, who Coleen accused of leaking stories about her to the press, will be made by Lorton Entertainment, which also produced Wayne's documentary, Rooney. Coleen won the highly-publicised libel battle against Rebekah last month, however, both women racked up around £1.5million in legal fees, and a September 21 hearing will determine who will pay what.