Coleen Rooney has insisted she has moved on from her high-profile legal battle with Rebekah Vardy, even as the case returns to court over a dispute about legal costs. The 38-year-old told the Mirror that the so-called Wagatha Christie trial is 'in the past' and she no longer thinks about it, despite her lawyers still being involved in an appeal.
Speaking about the ongoing proceedings, Mrs Rooney said: 'It's one of the things that I don't really think about now. I did what I did and got the outcome that I deserved.' Her comments come after Mrs Vardy accused her of understating some legal costs, prompting further court hearings this week.
The mother of four has recently launched her Applied Nutrition supplement range in Holland & Barrett, which she credits for helping her maintain a healthy lifestyle. 'I didn't realise how many people don't take supplements,' she said. 'I've always taken them from when I was a kid.'
At home, Mrs Rooney is enjoying more quality time with her husband, Wayne, who stepped down as manager of Plymouth Argyle in December and now works as a pundit for Amazon Prime Video. She described having him home more as 'great' for the children, allowing him to attend school events and parents' evenings.
Reflecting on their sons' aspirations, Mrs Rooney revealed that three of the boys want to be footballers and one a darts player. She advises them to keep up with their schoolwork and have a backup plan, but said she would support them if they pursue a career in football, adding that clubs also provide guidance.
