In a revelation that will send shockwaves through the Rooney household and Merseyside alike, Coleen Rooney has declared her unwavering football allegiance lies firmly with Liverpool, not her husband Wayne's beloved Everton.
The WAG, who grew up in a staunchly Red family in Liverpool, made the admission in a surprisingly candid interview, proving that some divides are too deep even for marriage to bridge.
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Despite her 16-year marriage to the Goodison Park legend and former England captain, Coleen's childhood loyalties have never wavered. "I was brought up in a Liverpool family," she stated, highlighting a fundamental truth in football-obsessed Liverpool: you can choose your husband, but you never choose your team.
This puts her squarely on the opposite side of one of English football's most passionate local rivalries, the Merseyside Derby. While Wayne is an Everton icon, making over 100 appearances for the Toffees across two spells, Coleen's heart remains at Anfield.
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The confession offers a rare glimpse into the dynamics of one of Britain's most famous sporting families. One can only imagine the tension in their Cheshire home when the two Merseyside giants face off.
Coleen's admission is a powerful testament to the deep-seated nature of football tribalism in cities like Liverpool, where club affiliation is often intertwined with family history and personal identity from a young age.
It seems that in the Rooney family, when it comes to the beautiful game, it's every Scouser for themselves.
