Rebekah Vardy flees Wagatha court in tears for a second time as bombshells continue

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.

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.

AFTER what seems like an eternity – though actually it’s about two and a half years – the Wagatha Christie saga is almost over. And there is only one Man Of The Match.

Danielle Lloyd has spoken of her support for Coleen Rooney after the £3million Wagatha Christie libel trial drew to a close.The former glamour model's name was brought up during the seven-day trial earlier this week when Rebekah Vardy admitted that a text message she had sent her then-agent Caroline Watt calling someone a "nasty b****" was about her and not about Coleen. And speaking of the snub for the first time, 38 year old Danielle appeared on Talk TV on Thursday to admit it had been "heartbreaking" to hear herself referenced during the trial.

Rebekah Vardy complained she was being made a "scapegoat" during Euro 2016 and that news coverage made her "blood boil", newly-released documents in the "Wagatha Christie" libel trial have revealed.

Jamie Vardy's WhatsApp has become the latest highlight of the Wagatha Christie trial after his unique profile picture was spotted in messages to wife Rebekah Vardy.Hundreds of files from the seven-day trial at London's High Court between WAGs Rebekah and Coleen Rooney have been released after their respective lawyers agreed to make the evidence public.Amongst the documents is screenshots of communication between Leicester City striker Jamie and Rebekah from 2016, which had eagle-eyed fans in stitches when they noticed the picture which he used on the social media platform WhatsApp. One Twitter user asked: "Is Jamie Vardy's whatsapp picture him mocked up in the Simpsons?"It was indeed with another person posting: "Absolutely losing my mind that Jamie Vardy's WhatsApp picture is apparently him as a Simpson's character in full Leicester kit.

Rebekah Vardy and husband Jamie Vardy's scathing texts about the press, Wayne Rooney and the FA have been laid bare in official court documents. Mum-of-five Rebekah, 40, is currently suing Coleen Rooney, 36, for libel in what has been dubbed the 'Wagatha Christie' trial. Rebekah, Coleen and Wayne have all taken to the stand to give evidence in the seven-day trial, and files submitted to the court include the Vardys' private WhatsApp messages to each other.

The Instagram posts Coleen Rooney used as part of her so-called ‘Wagatha Christie’ sting have been revealed in full, in official court documents. Suspecting one of the people who followed her private Instagram was leaking stories about her to the press, Coleen infamously masterminded an operation which, she says, involved blocking accounts and posting fake stories.

THE Wagatha Christie files have been revealed in full for the first time as the High Court releases every image used by Coleen Rooney for her "sting". The explosive portfolio reveals Rebekah Vardy, who was publicly accused of leaking stories by her rival, called Coleen "Mrs Manager" in messages to husband Jamie.

Jamie Vardy fumed "f*** them" and "f***ing a***holes" during a conversation with wife Rebekah Vardy while lashing out at reports published during Euro 2016 that he was asked to ensure she 'didn't distract' the England squad. The Leicester City striker, who was part of the Three Lions squad that travelled to France for the tournament, has said that Wayne Rooney's claims that they spoke in regards to the media activity of his wife during that period are 'nonsense'.

After days of drama at the High Court in London, anyone following the Wagatha Christie trial with Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney is now on the edge of their seats waiting to see what happens next.

Yesterday, Coleen broke her silence amid the ongoing "Wagatha Christie" trial to pay a heartfelt tribute to her mum on her birthday.Coleen posted an adorable picture with her mum for her birthday in view of her 925,000 Instagram followers.The sweet black and white snap showed the pair smiling at a table, drinking some delicious-looking beverages.Coleen captioned the picture: “Happy Birthday to an extremely special person, My Mum.“Have the best time celebrating, I love you so much and appreciate everything you do for me and us all.”Some of Coleen’s famous friends took to the comments section to send Colette their best wishes.Lizzie Cundy commented: “Happy birthday to your lovely mum.”While Real Housewives star Tanya Bardsley added: “Happy birthday to your beautiful mummy.”

ITV’s Lorraine Kelly offered up her thoughts on the ongoing court case involving Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney on her show today, telling the two women to “get over themselves”. Rebekah is currently suing her fellow WAG for libel following the infamous 'Wagatha Christie' post back in 2019, which saw Coleen accuse Rebekah of leaking stories from her private Instagram. Rebekah immediately denied the claim and subsequently launched legal action which resulted in seven days at the High Court.

Danielle Lloyd has backed Coleen Rooney as she spoke out for the first time about the Wagatha Christie trial.

DANIELLE Lloyd has told how the Wagatha Christie trial has left her heartbroken. The former Wag, 38, suffered pain and distress after the court heard last week how Rebekah Vardy had called her a b***h in a series of texts, as well as bringing up a miscarriage she suffered.

The statement was made by Rebekah’s barrister Hugh Tomlinson QC at the end of the libel trial at London's High Court. 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.

Rebekah Vardy has claimed she "never saw" Coleen Rooney's fake gender selection post which allegedly spawned a newspaper article. Coleen, 36, shared the fake personal story to her Instagram feed as part of her sting operation to uncover a culprit she suspected had been leaking stories from her private social media to the press.In October 2019, Coleen memorably accused Rebekah, 40, of being the culprit.Rebekah denies this and is suing Coleen for libel.Following the gender selection story being leaked, Rebekah is alleged to have sent a message to her former agent Caroline Watt saying: "I wonder where this is coming from?''Speaking about the gender selection post in court on Thursday (May 19), Rebekah's lawyer Hugh Tomlinson QC said that Rebekah claimed to have not seen Coleen's Instagram story, despite it only being made available for her Instagram account to view.Tomlinson said: "The obvious suspect is Caroline Watt.

Rebekah Vardy could be entitled to a "substantial damages award" for the harm caused to her reputation by Coleen Rooney's Wagatha Christie tweet. Coleen had first accused Rebekah, who is married to Leicester City player Jamie, of leaking information shared from her private Instagram story in October 2019.

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" during today's closing arguments. Coleen accused Rebekah, who is married to Leicester City player Jamie, of leaking information from her private Instagram story in October 2019.