Coleen Rooney was supported by her proud husband Wayne as she attended the star-studded launch of her new wellness range on Thursday.
The 38-year-old WAG revealed a glimpse of her well-defined stomach in a fashionable navy lace outfit while taking photos with her partner at White City House in London during the launch.
Coleen beamed as she arrived to mark the launch of the Coleen Rooney x Applied Nutrition range, with husband Wayne alongside her.
The couple, who married in 2008, have been together since they were 16 and are parents to sons Kai, 15, Klay, 11, Kit, eight, and Cass, six.
Presenter Rochelle Humes was also in attendance, as she hosted a Q&A with Coleen discussing her collaboration with the brand.
The This Morning star looked effortlessly chic in a grey cropped blazer and matching trousers, teamed with black pointed-toe heels.
Wayne was previously working as the manager of Plymouth Argyle FC, but was sacked by the club in December.
Many of Coleen’s I’m A Celebrity campmates also joined her for the launch, including Maura Higgins, Danny Jones, Oti Mabuse and Barry McGuigan.
Last year, Coleen was named the lead female ambassador for the global nutrition brand and filmed a commercial for them.
A source told MailOnline: ‘Coleen has always been passionate about her health, and her partnership with Applied Nutrition reflects that dedication.
‘While the brand has grown into a global powerhouse, its roots in Liverpool have made this collaboration special and very important to her.’
Before attending the event, Coleen appeared as a guest on Thursday’s This Morning and confessed that her youngest child revealed her secret about appearing on I’m A Celebrity after gossiping about it at school.
In December, Coleen finished as runner-up in I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here, after McFly’s Danny Jones became King Of The Jungle.
Before celebrities head off to Australia, the stars have to keep heir upcoming stint on the show a secret – but one of her sons blew her cover.
Speaking to Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard, Coleen said: ‘Obviously people started asking me the question and I just raised my eyebrows.
‘You know, I can’t say anything.
“I informed the older children about it, and they were okay with it. However, the younger ones overheard the conversation. We have been watching the show as a family for years, and although the younger ones only watch parts of it because it’s late at night, they were thrilled to know I was going to be a part of it,” she explained.
‘But my 11-year-old came home from school and said: ‘Everyone is asking me if you’re going in the jungle.’
‘I said: ‘What did you say?’ thinking that he had to be quiet.
‘He said: ‘I just said yeah she is’, and I was like ‘oh ITV won’t like that!”
The story left hosts Ben and Cat in hysterics.
Her outing comes after Coleen also got candid about the huge toll her legal battle with arch nemesis Rebekah Vardy had in 2022.
The WAGs famously went up against each other in a £1.8 million court case – dubbed the ‘Wagatha Christie’ trial – after Coleen accused Rebekah’s Instagram account of leaking ‘false stories’ about her private life to the press back in 2019.
Rebekah, 42, denied the allegations and sued Coleen for libel, but the case found in Coleen’s favour, and left Rebekah liable to pay £1.5 million towards Coleen’s legal fees.
Coleen spoke out about the three year ordeal on the Stick To Football podcast by SkyBet and admitted it caused her family life and marriage to husband Wayne to become ‘strained’.
She said: ‘It was the lowest I’d say I’ve ever been. I had no control over it and that was hard.
‘I knew what I was saying was right, but the fact that someone else took me to court and I had to prove it and say it was what it was was tough.
‘It was a long period of time and I couldn’t get away from it. Every day, I’d wake up and think ‘Coleen, just get on with your day’, but it kept creeping back in all the time.’
Coleen went on to say she would become ‘snappy’ and dread Fridays because she would have to face lengthy phone calls with lawyers.
She added: ‘I felt like I wasn’t myself, I was snappy, and every Friday the lawyers rang me – the other team try and ruin your weekend by calling at the last point on Friday.
‘They’d tell me what’s going on and then to try and have a nice weekend. I’d go away and start overthinking things, and start looking for things that he’s asking for.
‘It got to 2am, Wayne would be waiting on the couch to watch something and eventually say ‘I’m going to bed’.
‘It put a strain on family life, friends. I wasn’t sociable and it stripped me.’
