Court documents claim Rebekah Vardy leaked Danny Drinkwater's drink-drive arrest

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bitter libel case between her and Coleen Rooney heads to trial. Mrs Vardy, the wife of Foxes striker Jamie, is alleged to have tried to sell the story of Danny Drinkwater’s arrest for drink driving to the Sun back in 2019. In texts between her and her agent, Rebekah is seen revealing the news before it was public and then demanded payment, reports the Liverpool Echo.

Rebekah Vardy attempted to sell a story about her husband's former teammate drink-driving to the Sun, the High Court heard.

Coleen Rooney and her husband Wayne put on a united front as they attended the Premier League Hall of Fame 2022 in London on Thursday night.READ: Wayne Rooney admits to 'mistakes in the past' in marriage with wife ColeenWalking the carpet together, the couple happily smiled for photographers as they cosied up to one another during the night out. Coleen, 35, put on a stylish display in a chic cream trouser suit while her former footballer husband, 36, wore a slick grey suit.WATCH: Coleen Rooney in 60 secondsFellow football legends Ian Wright, Alan Shearer, Vincent Kompany and Patrick Vieira were also among the invited guests at the sporting event.MORE: Coleen Rooney breaks silence on husband Wayne's 'unacceptable' infidelity scandalsSEE: Coleen and Wayne Rooney's humble childhood homes revealedThe outing comes amid the ongoing 'Wagatha Christie' libel trial against Rebekah Vardy.

Coleen Rooney has claimed in her Wagatha Christie libel case that Rebekah Vardy snitched on four other WAGs too - and was caught trying to film inside tragic pop star Sarah Harding’s handbag.In a witness statement submitted to the upcoming trial, Rooney alleged Vardy and her agent Caroline Watt 'worked together almost in a business-like fashion in order to leak private information about other high-profile individuals to the press'.Vardy denies the claim and is suing Rooney for libel.In a 61-page statement she has submitted to the High Court, Coleen said she launched a 'sting operation' to expose whoever was leaking private information about her because of the 'strain' it had placed on relationships with family and friends who 'felt they were potentially suspected'.After publicly outing Vardy, Coleen claims in her witness statement a string of other WAGs came forward alleging they too had been betrayed.This evidence has not been tested.Coleen alleged Manchester City star Kyle Walker’s model wife Annie Kilner, 29, told her she suspected Vardy after the information she had given her which 'not many people knew about ended up in the press'.Rooney claimed Watford midfielder Tom Cleveley’s wife Georgina, 36, messaged her saying she had been told Vardy had 'done it' to her too after she featured in a newspaper column called The Secret WAG.She further alleged Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart’s beautician wife Kim, 38, told her she believed Vardy was behind an article about her that appeared in the same column.While Coleen also claimed model Danielle Lloyd, 38, the ex-wife of former Spurs, Wolves and Fulham star Jamie O’Hara, 35, 'had arguments' with Vardy about 'disclosing screengrabs' of private conversations to the press.Rooney also

Coleen Rooney’s request for the disclosure of messages between Rebekah Vardy, her agent Caroline Watt and a journalist was granted by a High Court Judge at a preliminary hearing on Wednesday. Rebekah, 39, is suing 35 year old Coleen for libel after Coleen accused Rebekah's Instagram account of "informing the press about her private online posts" in October 2019.

Coleen Rooney requested for the disclosure of communications between Rebekah Vardy, her agent Caroline Watt and a journalist from The Sun and it was granted by a High Court judge at a preliminary hearing today.

Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy’s ‘Wagatha Christie’ case has taken place today, in which the court was told Vardy’s agent is ‘not fit to give oral evidence’.The pair have been engaged in a libel dispute since Rooney, 36, accused Vardy, 40, of leaking stories she had planted on social media, on an Instagram story viewable only by Vardy’s account in October 2019 after a ‘sting operation’ over several months. Rooney earned the nickname ‘Wagatha Christie’ for her detective skills, but Vardy has always denied that the leaked stories were down to her. A preliminary hearing took place on Wednesday at the High Court in London ahead of the start of the trial next month, which comes after Rooney previously lost a bid to add a claim against Vardy’s agent Caroline Watt to the libel case.Rooney’s lawyers had previously claimed that Vardy had leaked information to The Sun either directly or through Watt ‘acting on her instruction or with her knowing approval’.However, Hugh Tomlinson QC, for Vardy, told the court today that Watt could not give oral evidence.In written arguments, Mr Tomlinson said: ‘The claimant served a witness statement of Caroline Watt with the intention of calling Ms Watt to give oral evidence at the trial.‘The claimant’s solicitors were, however, aware that Ms Watt was in a fragile state and had been expressing serious concerns about giving evidence.’He added that a consultant forensic psychiatrist produced a report which concluded Watt is not fit to provide oral evidence at the High Court trial.‘In these circumstances, it is clear that Ms Watt cannot be called to give evidence,’ he concluded.Rooney’s barrister, David Sherborne argued in written statements: ‘The defendant has serious concerns about the lack of any

Coleen Rooney's barrister David Sherbone accused Rebekah Vardy, 40, of being a "leaker of others' private information" at the start of their preliminary hearing.The court heard that the proceedings taking place on Wednesday (April 13) would cover issues surrounding witness statements, disclosure of materialsMr Sherbone started making an application for third party disclosure against News Group Newspapers LTD over communications between Mrs Vardy, her agent Caroline Watt and a number of journalists.The barrister claimed Ms Vardy believed any disclosure order should be limited around articles about Mrs Rooney, 36, but Mr Sherbone said it "ignores" his client's case.He added it was "wider than just Mrs Vardy leaking stories about Mrs Rooney either directly herself or through others under her instruction."Mr Sherborne said Mrs Vardy has an "established practice and history of leaking private information about others in particular to the Sun newspaper."He added: "She is a leaker of others' private information".Sherborne claimed disclosure linked to Mrs Vardy had been hit by "a series of unfortunate events" labelling it "wholly unsatisfactory".He referenced Mrs Vardy's expert downloading her data to inspect before forgetting the password used to encrypt the material.He added: "So that material is now lost to us as well".Mr Sherborne explained his application for disclosure over alleged "close links" to journalists at The Sun was the "last resort".He told the court that Mrs Vardy argues the allegation that she has an "established history" of providing information in relation to others is "baseless and untrue".She has also denied providing information through others, Mr Sherborne said.The barrister said disclosed messages