The long-running tension between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy has taken another twist, with Coleen’s camp reportedly celebrating what they are calling a “second win” in the ongoing public fallout linked to the infamous Wagatha Christie case.
According to insiders, Coleen’s team reviewed Rebekah’s new ITV series The Vardys closely after its release, following concerns over how the story was being portrayed.
However, sources say no grounds for legal action were found — something Coleen’s side has reportedly taken as another quiet victory.
A source claimed Coleen and her close circle were left unimpressed by the show’s reception, with some describing it as underwhelming, while also suggesting it failed to match the impact of Coleen’s own documentary project.
Meanwhile, it has been reported that Rebekah Vardy has since sought legal advice, although it is not suggested any new case has been formally launched.
Despite the renewed attention, Rebekah has publicly said she wants to move forward and leave the past behind, insisting she is focused on peace and family life after years of intense public scrutiny.
The original Wagatha Christie libel trial in 2022 saw Coleen win her high-profile case after accusing Rebekah of leaking private information — a moment that cemented one of the most talked-about celebrity disputes in recent UK showbiz history.
Since then, both women have remained in the public eye through interviews, documentaries, and reality projects, with public interest in their rivalry still running high.
A feud that refuses to fade… and a rivalry still making headlines years later 💥
