Coleen Rooney looked effortlessly chic as she left her Pilates class on Tuesday morning.
The 38-year-old WAG stepped out in a pair of sporty leggings, a black T-shirt and a grey hoodie.
To complete her look, she donned a long blazer and completed her outfit with white sneakers.
Coleen pulled her hair back into a sleek high bun, shielded her eyes with a pair of oversized sunglasses and accessorized with hoop earrings.
She carried a bottle of water and a spare pair of pilates socks as she left class, before getting into her car and heading home.
Coleen Rooney looked effortlessly chic as she left her morning pilates class on Tuesday.
Coleen’s exit comes after it was reported that Rebekah Vardy faces having to pay £1.5million towards Coleen’s legal bills as a result of her court case at Wagatha Christie.
Two of Rebekah’s companies have reported financial figures showing they are heavily in debt as her feud with Coleen continues.
Companies owned by Rebekah and her footballer husband Jamie owed just over £230,000, new figures filed at Companies House reveal.
V9 Academy Limited reported assets of £31,448 but owed creditors £161,337. The company is jointly controlled by Rebekah and Jamie Vardy and John Peter Morris.
BKYV Media Limited had assets of £26,948 and owed creditors £77,157. The company is controlled by Rebekah Vardy.
However, third company Rebekah, 42, and Leicester City striker Jamie, 37, look considerably healthier.
V9 Media Limited, controlled by Jamie, with Rebekah as a director, made a profit of £260,000 and paid £50,000 in corporation tax.
It has retained earnings of £794,286, down from £805,088 a year earlier.
The 38-year-old WAG stepped out in a pair of practical sports leggings, a black T-shirt and a grey hoodie.
Coleen’s exit comes after it was reported that Rebekah Vardy faces paying £1.5million towards Coleen’s legal bills as a result of her court case at Wagatha Christie.
This consisted of property and equipment worth £493,139, cash of £293,786 and other money owed of £149,386.
A new company called Wagatha Christie International Limited was set up last year to provide media representation services and its accounts will not be filed until early next year. It is owned by Rebekah.
Rebekah is expected to shell out around £1.5million towards Coleen Rooney’s legal bill after losing her libel battle.
Coleen’s team is questioning the “disproportionate” 20 per cent costs they had been ordered to pay.
A judge ruled in 2022 that allegations by Coleen, 37, that Rebekah had leaked stories about her to The Sun were substantially true.
Two of Rebekah’s companies have reported financial figures showing they are heavily in debt as her fight with Coleen continues (Rebekah is pictured leaving the High Court on May 19, 2022)
Rebekah has always denied wrongdoing but was described as an “unreliable witness” who likely deliberately destroyed potentially crucial evidence in Judge Steyn’s devastating judgment on the case.
The aftermath of the explosive trial continues with the two sides arguing over legal costs.
In May, Senior Judge Andrew Gordon-Saker reportedly told Coleen and Rebekah’s lawyers to settle, warning: “This could go on indefinitely.”
If both teams cannot reach an agreement, Coleen’s costs are expected to be considered at another hearing in October.