Friends say Coleen is feeling ‘stressed out' by ongoing WAG war
New UK|December 07, 2020
The battle wages on between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy. But after losing round one, has Coleen had enough?
Anna Matheson
Friends say Coleen is feeling ‘stressed out' by ongoing WAG war

As the Wagatha Christie war between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy is set to wage on into the New Year, Coleen looked tense while out and about in Cheshire last week. And now an insider tells new the WAG is feeling increasingly “stressed out” by the ongoing court proceedings.

Our source revealed that while Coleen is putting on a brave face in public and getting on with her usual routine, she’s finding the case “all-consuming”.

“Coleen is very private. She’s got her head down doing daily stuff. She never wanted it to go this far and she’s feeling the strain,” our source explained. “It’s a horrible time and she just wants to sort it out. You can’t switch off. Even though Coleen believes that she’s in the right, it’s hard not to worry.”

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