Coleen Rooney lawyers slam 'unreliable' Rebekah Vardy as WAGatha trial continues

A post shared by Wayne Rooney (@waynerooney)"She has told friends she will be vindicated and she feels relieved that her truth is out there."This whole saga has been very painful."She isn't counting her chickens as she knows the ultimate decision lies with the judge – but she's adamant she has told the truth throughout and that justice will prevail," they told the Sunday Mirror.Last week, the couple skipped the last day of the trial to jet off for the family break.Rebekah Vardy arrived at the High Court alone.At the time, an insider explained that the couple thought the case would be over and didn't want to disappoint their four sons."It’s been a long and gruelling process for both Wayne and Coleen and they didn’t want to disappoint their children," the source claimed to MailOnline.Rebekah arrived on the last day of the trial at 10am without her husband Jamie, as he was playing for Leicester City in their game against Chelsea.Rebekah is suing Coleen for libel after the mother of four accused her of leaking information from her private Instagram account to The Sun.After sharing the sun-soaked family holiday pic, fans of the former footballer flocked to the post to comment.Former Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher liked the sweet snap, while Steven Gerrard left two heart emojis.Footballing star Philip Nevile did the same, which broadcaster Ian Wright left a heart face.Coleen has maintained her silence throughout the court case, posting on Instagram to pay tribute to her mum on her birthday.She shared an adorable picture with her mum for her birthday in view of her 925,000 Instagram followers.Coleen captioned the picture: “Happy Birthday to an extremely special person, My Mum.“Have the best time celebrating, I love you so much

Coleen Rooney has told her pals she is confident she will win the Wagatha Christie trial.Rebekah Vardy is suing Wayne Rooney's wife over an online post that accused her of leaking private stories to the Sun newspaper – which she denies.Colleen had a cup of tea as a trial wrapped up and confidently told friends: “I’ll be vindicated”, it is claimed.A close friend told the Sunday Mirror: “After the trial, Coleen had a cup of tea and packed her bags for holiday, confident she had won.“She has told friends she will be vindicated and she feels relieved that her truth is out there.

Coleen Rooney looked happy and relaxed as she posed for a family snap from her sun-kissed family getaway to Dubai.The WAG is currently awaiting the verdict of the highly publicised seven-day Wagatha Christie trial, which came to a close last week, after lawyers made their closing statements at the Royal Courts of Justice on Thursday 19 May.The case centres around fellow footballer's wife Rebekah Vardy's Instagram account, after Coleen accused it of being linked to fake stories about her being leaked to the press in October 2019, in a now-infamous Instagram post. Rebekah, 40, denies the allegation and is suing Coleen for libel.

Coleen and Wayne Rooney jetted off on holiday alongside their four sons last week, and the former footballer has now delighted fans with a picture from their time abroad.MORE: Coleen Rooney shares rare photo of lookalike mum for this special reason amid Wagatha Christie trialTaking to Instagram, the father-of-four shared a picture showing him with his arms around his wife Coleen and his eldest son, twelve-year-old Kai, and with Klay, nine, Kit, six, and four-year-old Cass posing in front of them.WATCH: Everything you need to know about Coleen RooneyFans loved the sweet snap, which showed both Coleen and Kai in matching moonboots, and were quick to comment. "Beautiful family," one wrote, whilst another remarked: "Lovely family photo."READ: Rebekah Vardy breaks silence amid Coleen Rooney court dramaMORE: Coleen Rooney in tears during Italian wedding with husband WayneA third added: "Enjoy your family time and get refreshed ready to lead us back." Wayne shared a new family photo taken during their time in DubaiThe family are currently in Dubai, enjoying a well-deserved break after an intense month in which she had to face Rebekah Vardy in an eight-day High Court libel that wrapped up on the day that she jetted off.The mother-of-four had no intention to miss the last day at court, but the trial over-ran, clashing with their family holiday.In October 2019, the mum-of-four accused Rebekah, the wife of Jamie Vardy, of leaking "false stories" about her private life to The Sun after a months-long sting operation.

I think Rebekah came across well in court. I really admire how unapologetically herself she was. She’s admitted the mistakes she’s made in the past, like the Peter Andre stuff.

The courtroom showdown between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy has had us all gripped as details unfolded during the £3million “Wagatha Christie” libel trial. But after lawyers gave their closing statements at the Royal Courts of Justice in London last week, neither party is coming out on top, according to former WAG Lizzie Cundy. “There haven’t been any winners here.The only winners are the lawyers,” 54-year-old Lizzie tells us.

Rebekah Vardy's ex-husband has now addressed her claims that she was forced into discussing her one-night stand with Peter Andre.During the first day of the explosive WAGatha Christie libel trial, Rebekah was probed about an interview she had previously given, during which she likened Peter's penis to a "chipolata" sausage.Jamie Vardy's wife, 40, was grilled by Coleen Rooney's lawyer, David Sherborne, before claiming her ex, Steve Clarke had forced her into giving a kiss-and-tell interview to the News of the World.She told the court that she was "forced into a situation" before adding: "was in a terrible, terrible relationship. The consequences of not doing something were far worse than doing it."Now, Clarke has said he intends to clear his name and claims he never forced Rebekah into giving the now infamous interview.

Coleen Rooney is said to be “convinced she will win Wagatha Christie trial” and will be “vindicated” following the final day of the high-profile case. The case centres around fellow footballer’s wife Rebekah Vardy’s Instagram account being accused by Coleen of leaking fake stories about her in October 2019 in a now-infamous Instagram post dubbed Wagatha Christie.

Steve Clarke, Rebekah Vardy's ex-husband, has denied allegations that he 'forced' her to talk about a one-night stand with Peter Andre.

Rebekah Vardy's ex husband Steve Clarke has denied claims he "forced" her to do the kiss-and-tell interview on Peter Andre. Rebekah, 40, spilled on her one night stand with the Mysterious Girl singer, 49, in an interview with the News of the World in 2004.The alleged fling is said to have happened two years before the interview.The star claimed Peter's manhood was "like a miniature chipolata" in the scathing interview, which has resurfaced amid her libel trial against Coleen Rooney. Peter has since said the claims have been "debilitating" on him and his kids have even questioned him on the reports.

Coleen Rooney has told her friends she'll be 'vindicated' in the Wagatha Christie trial that wrapped up on Thursday.

Rebekah Vardy’s ex-husband has spoken out about the infamous interview in which she referred to Peter Andre’s ‘chipolata’, and denies having any involvement.  During her tense High Court libel battle with Coleen Rooney this month, Vardy was quizzed about a newspaper interview she once gave to the News of the World about her alleged sexual encounter with Andre. In the interview, Vardy, 40, made disparaging remarks about Andre’s penis and compared it to a ‘miniature chipolata’. While giving testimony in the witness box, the former I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here star alleged: ‘I was forced into a situation by my ex-husband to do this. It is something that I deeply regret.’At the time, Vardy was in a relationship with her boss at a timeshare company, Steve Clarke, who later went on to become her second husband. However, Clarke has vehemently denied having any involvement in setting up the interview or pushing Vardy to do so. ‘Becky said to me, “Oh look, I should tell them about Peter Andre”,’ Clarke told the Mail On Sunday, recalling the moment Vardy saw a News of the World request looking for people with stories about contestants in an upcoming series of I’m A Celeb. He continued: ‘I asked her why she would want to do that and she replied that it would be a bit of money for her and it would be funny.

REBEKAH Vardy's ex-husband claims he didn't force her to speak out about the size of Peter Andre's manhood - despite her court claims. The mum-of-five told the High Court she'd given an interview comparing the singer's private parts to a "miniature chipolata" because she was ordered to by Steve Clarke.

WE had been chatting and laughing for half  an hour when I asked Rebekah Nicholson, as she was then, what exactly Peter Andre was like between the sheets. The bubbly 22-year-old did not hold back: “When he pulled down his ­trousers I couldn’t believe it. It was like a ­miniature chipolata.” Everyone giggled that day — Wednesday, March 10, 2004 — at the photographic studio in Clapham, South London, where the now Mrs Vardy had come to reveal all about her brief romance with the Mysterious Girl singer after he had appeared on I’m A Celebrity.

COLEEN Rooney told pals she “confident” she’s won the blockbuster Wagatha Christie war against Rebekah Vardy, reports claim. Thursday was the final day of the libel trial after Coleen accused Rebekah, 39, of leaking stories about her.

Rebekah Vardy has claimed her Wagatha Christie court battle against Coleen Rooney has damaged her career.Vardy, 40, has been suing fellow WAG Coleen for libel after the latter accused her of leaking her private information to the press in 2019.Wayne Rooney's wife Coleen accused the model of leaking the personal information via a private Instagram account.Vardy has denied the leaking accusations and is suing for libel, whilst Rooney is defending her claim on the basis her post was "substantially true".Ms Vardy has now claimed the Wagatha court drama has cost her a "potential book deal" which she had lined up but has now been "turned down".She also alleged she had a midwife company "lined up" to make placenta capsules for her after the birth of her daughter Olivia, her fifth child.A witness statement, as reported by the Mirror, revealed: "I had a midwife company lined up to make placenta capsules and they pulled out weeks before the birth".The documents were released to the public on Friday (May 20) after both legal teams agreed.Other pieces of evidence revealed included texts exchanged between MS Vardy and her husband, Leicester City footballer Jamie Vardy.The conversations included Vardy's complaint that she had been made a "scapegoat" during the Euro 2016 and that news coverage of her made her "blood boil".Several posts from Coleen Rooney's private Instagram account were also made public, which included her celebrating her husband Wayne's birthday.There was also a photo of the ex England striker and three of their sons in bed wearing pyjamas. Vardy walked out of the Wagatha High Court case on Thursday - the penultimate day of the trial - after Rooney's lawyer claimed she "destroyed evidence".

REBEKAH Vardy believes Coleen Rooney's accusation has ruined her career, the explosive Wagatha Christie files have revealed. The full cache of court documents was released to the public yesterday as a judge mulls a verdict in the bombshell 'Scousetrap' case.

Rebekah Vardy voiced her distress as she says her career tumbled because of her dispute with Coleen Rooney that reportedly lost her a book deal and an unusual medical partnership.

Wayne Rooney's fiance Coleen McLoughlin partied until the early hours with the other Manchester United WAG's on a special hen do. Fresh from her honeymoon in Miami, Coleen and a 24-strong party hit up Manchester for a big night out which included a comedy drag queen and a singer.

Rebekah Vardy's agent appeared to confirm she had leaked stories about Coleen Rooney to the press in a string of texts.The messages from Caroline Watt appeared to refer to details of an alleged car crash Ms Rooney had been passed to a journalist.The jury at the "Wagatha Christie" court heard how an article published by The Sun claimed that Ms Rooney had crashed her Honda.A string of text messages between Ms Vardy and Ms Watt were then presented to the court where Ms Watt appeared to admit leaking the information to the paper.A viral Instagram post in 2019 saw Rooney accuse Vardy's Instagram account of leaking "false stories" about her to the press.Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy's wife has since made a libel claim against Ms Rooney, the wife of former England player Wayne Rooney.Rooney's barrister David Sherbourne raised an early 2019 article in The Sun to Ms Vardy about Ms Rooney being involved in a car crash.Three days earlier Ms Rooney had posted a picture of the damage to her Honda on her private Instagram account.Mr Sherbornethen read out an exchange of texts between Vardy and Watt where the agent claimed: "I would have tried to have done a story on Coleen but the evidence has been deleted."Halls is trying to do a story on Coleen crashing her car but her PR won't even reply.

Rebekah Vardy could be entitled to a "substantial damages award" for the harm caused to her reputation by Coleen Rooney's Wagatha Christie tweet. The statement was made by Rebekah’s barrister Hugh Tomlinson QC at the end of the libel trial at London's High Court today.He claimed “serious harm" had been caused to Rebekah's reputation and "the award of damages ought to reflect that” which were "substantial".Coleen accused Rebekah, who is married to Leicester City player Jamie, of leaking information from her private Instagram story in October 2019.Rebekah is suing Coleen for libel in a trial that began last Tuesday.In closing submissions Mr Tomlinson set out to Mrs Justice Steyn, who is presiding over the trial, why Rebekah should win the case.He told the judge Coleen “did not need to make a post” about Rebekah Vardy as it was “not in the public interest”.Mr Tomlinson said: “This is really a falling out between two individuals over what's essentially a private matter.“We say the public interest is not actually engaged at all.