Coleen Rooney looked effortlessly stylish as she was spotted in London at Euston train station on Tuesday.
The WAG, 38, kept it simple yet stylish as she opted for a cream jumper tucked in to some cropped denim jeans.
Coleen flashed her designer Chanel Pearl Flap bag, which is estimated to cost around £4,000, while chatting away on the phone.
The mother-of-four looked to have enjoyed a spot of shopping as she carried her Selfridges bag and threw another bag over her shoulder.
She completed her look with some black Mary Jane ballet pumps and tied her brunette locks up in a low bun.
Coleen’s outing comes after it was reported that Rebekah Vardy faces paying £1.5 million towards Coleen’s legal bills as a result of their Wagatha Christie court case.
Two of Rebekah businesses have reported financial figures showing them heavily in debt as her fight with Coleen continues.
The firms owned by Rebekah and 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. That company is controlled by Rebekah Vardy.
However, Rebekah, 42, and 37-year-old Leicester City striker Jamie’s third company looks considerably healthier.
V9 Media Limited, controlled by Jamie, with Rebekah listed as a director, made a profit of £260k, paying £50k in corporation tax.
It has retained earnings of £794,286 down from £805,088 the previous year.
This was made up 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. Its function is Media representation services and is not due to file accounts until early next year. It is solely owned by Rebekah.
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Rebekah is expected to fork out around £1.5 million towards Coleen Rooney’s legal bill after losing the libel fight.
Coleen’s team are disputing the ‘disproportionate’ 20 per cent costs they had been ordered to pay.
A judge ruled in 2022 that 37-year-old Coleen’s accusations that Rebekah had leaked stories on her to The Sun were substantially true.
Rebekah always denied any wrongdoing, but she was described as an ‘untrustworthy witness’ who was likely to have destroyed potentially crucial evidence on purpose in Mrs Justice Steyn’s devastating judgement on the case.
The after-shocks of the bombshell trial continue with the two parties wrangling over legal costs.
In May, Senior judge Andrew Gordon-Saker reportedly told Coleen and Rebekah’s lawyers to come to an agreement, warning: ‘This could go on and on’.
If both teams can’t strike a deal, Coleen’s costs are expected to be considered at yet another hearing in October.