ITV viewers have criticised Rebekah Vardy's tell-all documentary about the Wagatha Christie court case, branding it 'boring' and 'unwatchable'. The documentary, titled 'Rebekah vs Coleen', aired on Channel 4 and features Vardy's account of the legal battle with Coleen Rooney.
In the documentary, Vardy strongly denies all wrongdoing, despite a High Court judge ruling in July that she was an 'untrustworthy witness' who likely worked with her agent to leak stories from Rooney's private Instagram account to The Sun. The judge also found it 'not believable' that her agent's phone was accidentally dropped into the North Sea after a legal request to search its WhatsApp messages.
Meanwhile, Coleen Rooney's own documentary, produced by Disney, has been delayed until autumn 2023. Sources say the delay is intended to make the show appear fresher and more exciting to the public.
Vardy was ordered to pay 90 per cent of Rooney's legal fees, which could amount to around £1.5 million. The Wagatha Christie case has captivated the public, but viewers were left unimpressed by Vardy's version of events.
