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Rebekah Vardy, 40, has claimed job offers continue to pour in - even after losing her libel trial against fellow footballer’s wife, Coleen Rooney, 36.The reality star says she has her eyes set on doing something she “really wants to do” now.Rebekah insisted that in spite of her very public defeat in court, she plans to remain in the public eye and is still able to get work.Last Friday, a verdict was reached on the infamous Wagatha Christie Trial after three years of drama between the two WAGs.Coleen, who is the wife of former England footballer Wayne Rooney, had made claims that stories about her had been leaked to the press by Rebekah which she has denied.Jamie Vardy's wife insisted that such claims were defamatory, taking her to court.The judge, Mrs Justice Steyn, ruled in favour of Coleen, Rebekah had vehemently denied leaking stories but the High Court judge concluded "Vardy knew of, condoned and was actively engaged in this process".Following the bombshell verdict, Rebekah appeared on TalkTV to discuss her future in an interview that aired on Wednesday.The former I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star sat down for an hour-long interview with Kate McCann.Asked by Kate whether she was concerned about not being able to find new work after the court’s verdict, Rebekah assured the presenter that she still had job offers coming in.She replied: “No, there’s been quite a few offers on the table for lots of different things already.“For me, it’s important to find something that inspires me and something that’s meaningful and something I really, really want to do.”Apart from her memorable appearance on I’m A Celebrity, Rebekah also competed on ITV’s Dancing On Ice in 2021, making a name for herself in the world of reality

Rebekah Vardy who recently denied accusations that she bullied him during their appearance on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!The pair competed on the popular ITV reality show back in November 2017 but it appears their recollection of events doesn't seem to add up.Iain, 49, has previously claimed Rebekah, 40, "bullied" him during their time in the jungle, leading to him feeling "isolated" and "f**king miserable".READ MORE: Rebekah Vardy compares Wagatha Christie 'sexism' to Johnny Depp libel trialHowever, Rebekah has strenuously denied the accusations made by the comedian and broadcaster insisting that the final edit perceived her in a different light to what happened.During a chat with The Sun newspaper, Rebekah was asked about the accusations and was asked if she was a bully.Jamie Vardy's wife responded: "False, edited TV looks a certain way, I don't have anything bad to say about him."However, this made Iain see red and he has since taken to social media to share his views on their previous clash.In view of his 98,800 Twitter followers, he said: "So @RebekahVardy claiming she didn't bully me because 'edited TV looks a certain way'."They can only edit what you do and say."He continued: "You don't get to say if I was bullied.

Rebekah Vardy has compared the Wagatha Christie case against the way Johnny Depp’s trial against Amber Heard was received.The star, who is the wife of footballer Jamie Vardy, claims that she experienced sexism throughout the trial and noted that there were some similarities between the libel case held against Amber Heard.A judge found that Coleen Rooney did not libel Vardy by accusing her of leaking “false stories” to the press. READ MORE: Seven bombshells from Rebekah Vardy's Wagatha chat – coffee with Coleen to 'chipolata'In an attempt to figure out who was leaking personal information about her to the media, back in 2019 Coleen Rooney shared stories on her private Instagram account and change the settings so that only Rebekah Vardy’s account could see them.The information was then found to have been leaked to the press and Coleen went public with the findings.Rebekah claimed that the public statement, that left fans jokingly referring to Coleen as “Wagatha Christie,” had tarnished her name and reputation.During the aftermath of the trial, Vardy has said that she felt “extremely disappointed” with the result and continued to deny the claims against her.Rebekah spoke to TalkTV’s Kate McCann for her first interview post trial and opened up about the ordeal.The TalkTV presenter claimed that Rebekah Vardy’s outfits “were really scrutinised throughout this court case”.The host then asked: “Do you think there was an element of sexism in the coverage of this case?”The WAG replied: “Totally. The whole thing was presented in such a misogynistic way.

Rebekah Vardy has suggested she might try to appeal after losing her High Court libel case against Coleen Rooney.Vardy, 40, has given her first TV interview since losing the dramatic Wagatha Christie case against rival WAG Coleen, 36, last month.Rebekah, who is married to Leicester City footballer Jamie Vardy, had tried to sue Coleen for libel after Rooney accused her of leaking information from her private Instagram account in 2019.READ MORE: Rebekah Vardy breaks down in tears in first TV interview since Wagatha Christie trialBut the High Court Judge found Rooney's social media post pointing the blame at Vardy was "substantially true".However, now Vardy has hinted that she might try to fight the court's ruling and that the decision to appeal is "in the hands of the solicitors".During a chat with TalkTV, presenter Kate McCann asked Vardy: "Do you think you will appeal this, the verdict?"Rebekah replied: "It's in the hands of the solicitors at the minute. We'll let the dust settle.

Rebekah Vardy "feels sorry" for Coleen Rooney due to the spotlight that she often faces on her marriage to former Everton ace, Wayne Rooney.The wife of Leicester City striker, Jamie Vardy, has found herself at the centre of a media storm since Coleen accused her Instagram account of leaking various stories to the media,Coleen, 36, was subsequently dubbed "WAGatha Christie" after her "sting operation" which saw her post a string of false stories to the Close Friends list on her private Instagram account.READ MORE: Rebekah Vardy teases new work opportunities and says she won't bow out of public eyeThe former television star claimed that the only account which had access was that belonging to Rebekah Vardy.Now, Rebekah, 40, has reflected on her former pal who she admits she often "feels sorry for".In a landmark interview with TalkTV, Ms Vardy was reminded that she has previously discussed being happily married, which has not always been the case for Rooney.The mum-of-five said: "I feel sorry for her, in terms of the press that she's been subjected to."The constant spotlight on her marriage, the constant speculation but I wouldn't talk about anyone's marriage, that's something for them."I can only comment and focus on me and what I've got."Despite the toll the three-year drama has taken on Becky, she believes the ordeal has made her marriage to Sheffield-born Jamie even stronger.She told The Sun: "Far from putting a strain on our marriage, this whole saga has made us stronger than ever."He was, and always has been, my rock, he is my soulmate, I love him."We love each other to bits, and we have a really strong and happy marriage."Despite taking Coleen Rooney to the High Court, claiming the Liverpudlian libelled her with her

Rebekah Vardy has defiantly vowed to remain in the public life, despite losing her highly publicised Wagatha Christie libel battle against rival WAG Coleen Rooney. Jamie Vardy 's wife, 40, has said she wants to find "meaningful" work and is hoping to do something which "inspires" her. She also claims to have already received a few offers.

Rebekah Vardy teared up as she insisted the Wagatha Christie drama made her relationship with Jamie Vardy stronger. The WAG opened up in her first interview since the ruling came in, where the judge sided with Coleen, 36, after she famously accused Rebekah's Instagram account of leaking stories about her private life to the press in October 2019. In the chat, Rebekah cried as she thanked Jamie for his support throughout it all.

Rebekah Vardy has opened up about the aftermath of her Wagatha Christie libel battle against Coleen Rooney, claiming that despite losing the court case, she will still remain in the public eye.The wife of footballer Jamie Vardy, 40, has said that she has already received offers for work following the case and that she's wanting to take on "meaningful" opportunities that are "inspiring" to her.Speaking to TalkTV journalist Kate McCann in her first television interview since the case, she said: "I think for me, first and foremost is taking a breath, you know looking at all the opportunities that I've been given and then deciding what's best for me to do. READ MORE: Rebekah Vardy says Wagatha court battle has made her relationship with Jamie 'stronger'"For me it's really important to find something that inspires me and something that is meaningful and something that I really, really want to do."Kate asked if the impact of losing the case made her want to bow out of public life, Rebekah said: "I did go through stages of thinking that and then I thought, I don't know, no, probably not, but you'll probably see me doing things that are different."I can concentrate on my horses now and the kids and you know, rebuilding all that kind of lost time I've had dealing with all this stress and stuff and rechannelling and refocusing and putting my energies into doing positive things now."She went on to protest her innocence, claiming she feels "let down by the legal system".She said: "I will say that ’til I’m blue in the face.

Rebekah Vardy says her Wagatha Christie court case against Coleen Rooney has made her relationship with Jamie Vardy "stronger". The 40-year-old WAG has spoke candidly in her first TV interview since the trial came to a close on Wednesday (August 3) night.During the trial, the judge ultimately sided with Coleen 36, after she famously accused Rebekah's of leaking stories about her private life to the press in October 2019.

Rebekah Vardy has said she regrets making a comment about Peter Andre body in a former interview. The 40-year-old, who is married to Leicester City footballer Jamie Vardy, has given her first TV interview after losing her libel trial against Coleen Rooney.

Rebekah Vardy has spoken about the impact the “Wagatha Christie” trial had on her in a new TV interveiw. Rebekah, 40, spoke on TalkTV for a segment titled “Coleen & Me”, which is the first time she’s spoken since she lost the libel trial that she brought against Coleen Rooney, 36. The show featured many emotional moments and one in particular came when the wife of Jamie Vardy opened up about the impact the stress had on her while pregnant with youngest daughter Olivia.

The Wagatha Christie court case ended just last week, with Mrs Justice Steyn ruling in favour of Coleen Rooney.

Brighton to Chelsea has hit the rocks with the Seagulls reportedly wanting more than Chelsea are currently offering.Thomas Tuchel's side have placed a bid of £50million, plus Levi Colwill would head to the south coast on loan. However, Brighton are said to be hoping to land Colwill on a permanent deal and pocket more than the Blues are currently offering.Brighton are aware the 24-year-old Spaniard - who joined from Getafe last season for £15million - wants to leave the club.

Coleen Rooney has shared an X-ray of her broken toe after claims she was “milking it” by wearing a moon-boot every day of her ‘Wagatha Christie’ trial. The 36-year-old was snapped in the clunky support on her left leg going in and out of London’s High Court for her battle with rival WAG Rebekah Vardy, 40. In one memorable snap she was pictured wearing one Gucci loafer and one plastic grey air-boot following a fall at home.

sticky situations.And sometimes dalliances come by the way of a team-mate’s wife.Here we take a look through some of the best examples of footballers who were caught in a heated love triangle, and the consequences that followed.READ MORE: Six players you didn't know own football clubs as Cesc Fabregas invests in ComoGerman football legend Michael Ballack is believed to have had an affair with former team-mate Christian Lell’s now-ex wife Daniella Aumann when they both played for Bayern Munich.The former husband even publicly scorned Ballack for his sexual deviancy. “Ballack enters into other people’s private lives and ruins them without further thought," he said.

REBEKAH Vardy has revealed what she really thinks about Coleen Rooney's super-sleuthing. The star, who last week lost her three-year Wagatha battle, described her fellow footballers' wife's sting operation as "totally ridiculous".

Despite this, Rebekah maintains she was not responsible for the leak.Furthermore, the incident has been severely damaging to the WAG’s financial and public standing, but she has nevertheless revealed she won’t hold anything against Coleen for the accusations."If I saw her in the street tomorrow, I’d ask her if she wanted to go for a Caffe Nero," the star said of her fellow WAG when speaking to The Sun."Life is too short to be resentful and hold grudges and be bitter towards someone.“That is not me. I am not that person."It comes after Rebekah explained she believes herself to be suffering from post traumatic stress disorder after losing the legal battle.She added she had been taken to hospital twice since the whole debacle began.Rebekah explained she felt as if her life was “falling apart” and she was “physically, emotionally and mentally exhausted". “I was having serious panic attacks,” she said, speaking to The Sun.“I had kidney stones which were brought on by stress, and I just felt like my life was falling apart.“Physically, emotionally and mentally, it was exhausting.”She added: “It was draining.

Rebekah Vardy has said she was hospitalised twice for her mental health and believes she’s now suffering from PTSD following her legal battle with Coleen Rooney.The wife of Jamie Vardy lost her defamation case against Coleen, after a ‘sting operation’ in which Coleen, 36, posted fake stories on her private Instagram in an attempt to whittle down who was selling stories on her. Rebekah, 40, has always denied it was her.Speaking about her health troubles during the legal battle, Rebekah told The Sun that she had panic attacks, and felt like her life was falling apart.‘It was draining.

Rebekah Vardy says she was "scared to be out in public places" during her legal battle with Coleen Rooney, after receiving up to 100 abusive messages per day and believes she has post-traumatic stress disorder [PTSD] from their libel trial.

Rebekah Vardy has revealed her brutally honest thoughts on Coleen Rooney's court outfits after losing her High Court trial.Vardy clashed in court with rival WAG Coleen back in May during their high-profile libel battle in the Royal Courts of Justice in London.Coleen, the wife of former England ace Wayne Rooney, was pictured entering court each day with a grey air-boot and a Gucci loafer following a fall at home.READ MORE: Rebekah Vardy fumed 'what the f*** is this?' at Coleen Rooney after Wagatha postWhen asked whether Coleen was "milking the moon-boot" during an interview with the Sun, Vardy refused to say if she thought the shoe was used for effect but couldn't help laughing.The 40-year-old WAG chortled as she replied: "Oh I couldn't possibly [comment]!"Rebekah, who is married to Leicester City footballer Jamie Vardy, had tried to sue Coleen for libel after Rooney accused her of leaking information from her private Instagram account in 2019.However, she lost the Wagatha Christie libel case as the High Court judge found Rooney's social media post was "substantially true".Vardy has denied the "ludicrous" accusations against her, doubling down on her claim that she didn't leak "false stories" about Coleen to the press.During the trial, a witness for Coleen, 36, claimed Vardy deliberately sat behind Wayne's wife at England's Euro 2016 game against Wales.Asked how close she was with Coleen back in the day, Vardy replied: "I wouldn’t say we were close."We sent each other presents when our kids were born. I invited them to our wedding and they sent a wedding gift."She had congratulated me on my pregnancy in August… that was two months before she posted what she did."I felt sorry for Coleen.

Rebekah Vardy has opened up about her suffering after vile trolls labelled her a "rat" and even linked her to Madeleine McCann's disappearance following her loss of the Wagatha Christie libel case.Last week, High Court judge Mrs Justice Steyn opted in favour of Coleen Rooney in the £3million libel battle after football star Wayne Rooney's wife alleged that Rebekah's Instagram account had been behind the leaking of stories about her to the press.Leicester City football star Jamie Vardy's wife was left "devastated" and lacking faith in the justice system after the outcome was revealed.READ MORE: Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney set to face off with rival TV shows about court rowThe 40-year-old TV star has since opened up about her recent ordeal, explaining that some nasty online users had even suggested that she'd had something to do with Madeleine McCann's disappearance.With Rebekah now receiving up to 100 threatening messages each day, she's now had to take drastic measures with security to ensure her own safety.Mum-of-five Rebekah has maintained her innocence despite last week's ruling - with the judge describing her evidence as "manifestly inconsistent".In an interview with TalkTV, she's described the aftermath as "awful".The former Dancing On Ice star explained: "At its worst, I was worried to be on my own, to leave the house. I was scared to be out in public places."Rebekah went on to add that she'd suffered abuse in person too, as she said: "Everyone always says: 'These people wouldn’t say things to your face,' but actually you do get the odd few that go that extra mile."She continued: "The abuse I was getting was insane.