Coleen Rooney has been seen flying off to Barbados with husband Wayne Rooney and their kids amid her ongoing legal battle with Rebekah Vardy.
The 34-year-old has had a libel case submitted to the High Court against her by Rebekah, 38, after last year’s so-called Wagatha Christie scandal.
Coleen and Wayne flew out of Gatwick, according to The Sun, with her mum and dad, Colette and Tony, as well as their children.
In pictures circulating online, they were seen wearing black face coverings as they hauled their luggage through the airport as they prepared to jet off.
Rebekah submitted papers to the High Court for her libel case against Coleen which included the claim that their public feud had driven her to near-suicide.
Coleen and Wayne Rooney have jetted off for some sun (Image: Internet Unknown)
It all kicked off on social media when Coleen accused Rebekah’s Instagram account of leaking stories about her to the press – something Rebekah denies.
It’s reported that former England captain Wayne, 34, is worried about his wife’s public feud with Rebekah.
Coleen has hired lawyer David Sherborne, who also represents Johnny Depp.
A source told The Sun: “Like any husband would be, Wayne is concerned about the impact it is having on her and the family.
Rebekah Vardy claims she was left near-suicide after Coleen’s accusations (Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images)
“He, like Coleen, would prefer it was settled out of court. But he told her he’ll back her all the way.”
Meanwhile another told the publication: “The holiday was planned for a long while but it’s come at just the right time.
“This is putting them all under considerable strain.”
It’s reported that Coleen and Rebekah met earlier this year but failed to come to a conclusion over the alleged leaked stories.
Coleen and Rebekah reportedly met earlier this year but failed to come to a conclusion over the alleged leaked stories (Image: PA)
In October, Coleen claimed in a social media statement that she had been sharing fake stories about her life on her private Instagram account which were then leaked to the press.
She claimed that she had limited the people who could see the stories until just one person could see them, concluding with the now infamous line: “It’s… Rebekah Vardy’s account.”
Rebekah denies the accusations and is seeking damages.
Her lawyers said: “The abuse that followed the post made the claimant feel suicidal.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
