Coleen Rooney’s 40th birthday bash has left the local animals—and neighbors—shocked, with the music blaring so loudly that it kept the sheep and cows awake all night, The Sun on Sunday can reveal.
Neighbors likened the party’s noise to a live music gig, saying they could even hear the lyrics of the tunes—despite their doors and windows being firmly shut. One local described how the music was so loud that it was impossible not to hear the words to every song being played.
Despite the loud celebrations, neighbors have forgiven the Rooneys for the noise, calling the family well-liked in the area. “It’s a one-off celebration,” one neighbor said. “The Rooneys cause no trouble to anyone. They are well-liked, and we enjoy having them as neighbors.”
The lavish bash took place at the Rooneys’ £20 million mansion in Cheshire, spread out across 50 acres of land. Coleen and her husband Wayne, both 40, enlisted wedding planner Julie Perry to organize the extravagant event, which featured a lilac, pink, and orange theme inside the balloon-filled marquee. The event was packed with family, footballers, and WAGs, including several famous faces such as Leanne Brown from The Real Housewives of Cheshire, and other guests like Tanya Bardsley and Danielle Gibson, married to former Manchester United star Darron.
The evening’s entertainment included a performance by Irish pop star Dermot Kennedy, who serenaded Coleen with “To Love Somebody” by the Bee Gees. As the party went on into the early hours, a rendition of Sweet Caroline blared through the speakers, filling the marquee.
Coleen, stunning in a floor-length lilac dress, was joined by her sons Kai, 16, Klay, 12, Kit, 10, and Cass, 8, who were seen mingling with guests and enjoying the festivities. Wayne and their son Kai were seen dancing together, while Michael Carrick, Manchester United’s boss, was among the guests watching the family celebration unfold.
The night was capped off with a helicopter arrival, though it remains unclear who was on board. But despite the glitz and glamour, it seems not everyone appreciated the noise—though, for Coleen, it was the party of a lifetime.
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