Coleen Rooney, Rebekah Vardy embroiled in Twitter fight

The wives of former England teammates Wayne Rooney and Jamie Vardy were involved in an extraordinary online spat on Wednesday.

Published : Oct 09, 2019 21:07 IST

Coleen Rooney posted a tweet revealing how she came to suspect Rebekah Vardy, who denies any wrongdoing.
Coleen Rooney posted a tweet revealing how she came to suspect Rebekah Vardy, who denies any wrongdoing.
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Coleen Rooney posted a tweet revealing how she came to suspect Rebekah Vardy, who denies any wrongdoing.

Rebekah Vardy has denied leaking private Instagram stories from Coleen Rooney to a national newspaper, in a startling case of claim and counter-claim between the wives of two former England strikers.

Rooney, who is married to England's record scorer Wayne Rooney, posted a tweet on Wednesday in which she revealed how she came to suspect Vardy, who denies any wrongdoing.

In the message, she said Vardy – wife of Leicester City's Jamie Vardy – held the only account that had access to her Instagram stories.

Rooney said she had removed access to all users except Rebekah Vardy, and alleged a series of "false" stories that she posted on there found their way to UK tabloid The Sun.

Rebekah Vardy responded by tweeting a lengthy message to Coleen Rooney, who she claimed to have discussed the matter with on the phone, to reject the claim.

"This has been a burden in my life for a few years now and finally I have got to the bottom of it……" Coleen Rooney tweeted, along with an image of a longer statement.

 

In a tweeted reply, Rebekah Vardy said she had never passed on such information – despite claiming to have been approached to do so by journalists.

She blamed "various people having access to my insta" and was "disgusted" to have to deny involvement at a time when she was "heavily pregnant."

 

Rooney, who is also Manchester United's all-time leading goalscorer, will return to English soccer following his time in MLS with D.C. United when he joins Championship club Derby County in January.

Vardy has scored five Premier League goals for Leicester this season, with Brendan Rodgers' men riding high in fourth position.

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