Cast your mind back to summer 2022, and the headlines were all about Coleen Rooney emerging victorious from a memorable High Court libel battle with fellow Wag Rebekah Vardy.She called out Vardy for leaking stories to the media and is now armed with a High Court ruling saying she was right.

Rebekah Vardy's legal team accused Coleen Rooney and her team of lawyers of 'deliberately deceiving’ the court of costs incurred during their 2022 high-profile libel court case

COLEEN Rooney “deliberately deceived” the court over her £1.8million Wagatha Christie costs, Rebekah Vardy’s lawyers claimed today. The sensational allegation was made as the

Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney will be back in court in the ongoing fallout from their infamous 'Wagatha Christie' libel battle.

Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy clash again over ‘ludicrous’ £1.8m Wagatha Christie libel case costs - Lawyers for Wayne Rooney’s wife put stay at the five-star Nobu hotel, food and mini-bar tab on bill,

The High Court heard that Colleen Rooney's legal bill from the high-profile Wagatha Christie trial of 2022 included dinner, drinks and mini bar costs at a swanky five-star Nobu hotel.

A costs hearing in Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy's long-running 'Wagatha Christie' legal row is due to begin today. Rebekah is said to be challenging the cost of her 2019 libel defeat after being or

Coleen Rooney’s high-profile legal battle with Rebekah Vardy is set to return to court over a disputed £1.8 million legal bill. The 38-year-old star - who is married to former footballer Wayne Rooney - was unsuccessfully sued by Jamie Vardy's wife Rebekah,

Coleen Rooney, wife of ex-England soccer captain Wayne Rooney, spent more than 1.8 million pounds ($2.4 million) on a high-profile libel case brought against her by Rebekah Vardy, wife of her husband's former teammate,

The so-called Wagatha Christie dispute has gone back to the High Court, with Rebekah Vardy challenging the "sheer magnitude" of the legal costs claimed by Coleen Rooney from their 2022 libel trial. Mrs Vardy lost that case after a judge ruled it was "substantially true" that she had leaked Mrs Rooney's private information to the press.