Coleen Rooney has made a significant alteration to her £20 million Cheshire mansion, High Lake Manor, ahead of her 40th birthday celebrations over the Easter weekend. According to reports, a giant marquee has been installed in the garden as preparations for the milestone event get under way.
The property, which sits on 50 acres of former farmland, was purchased by Wayne Rooney for £4 million in 2017. Locally known as the "Morrisons mansion" due to its vast size and flat roof reminiscent of a supermarket, the six-bedroom home boasts a football pitch, underground tunnel, wine cellar, home cinema, swimming pool, several bars, and a trophy room.
The I'm a Celebrity star plans to enjoy multiple celebrations throughout the year. She told OK! magazine: "I'm looking forward to it. I love a birthday and a celebration. I have decided to enjoy a couple of different celebrations with family and friends over the year." The couple have four children: Kia, 16; Klay, 12; Kit, 10; and Cass, eight.
The birthday preparations come after the couple presented a united front, spending time at Disneyland Paris with their youngest son. Coleen, who had been spotted without her wedding ring after Wayne was photographed with two women, was seen wearing it again during the family outing.
A source said Wayne was "on his best behaviour" at a recent launch for Coleen's Primark collection, adding: "All eyes were on them, and they even had the cameras there for Coleen's documentary."
