Coleen Rooney put on a sombre display as she headed to the gym in Cheshire on Tuesday morning amid her ongoing WAG war with Rebekah Vardy.
The wife of Wayne Rooney, 34, cut a casual figure in grey gym leggings and an oversized pink T-shirt.
Wrapping up warmly for the cool autumnal weather, Coleen finished her look with a black padded velvet jacket.
Gym time: Coleen Rooney put on a sombre display as she headed to the gym in Cheshire on Tuesday morning amid her ongoing WAG war with Rebekah Vardy
The mother-of-four opted for comfy footwear in the form of black Nike trainers and added a touch of glamour with gold hoop earrings.
Coleen appeared to go makeup-free as she displayed her radiant complexion and styled her brunette locks into a sweptback hairdo.
The star appeared pensive as she made her way to her gym class while carrying a bottle of water.
Casual: The wife of Wayne Rooney, 34, cut a casual figure in grey gym leggings and an oversized pink T-shirt
Wrapping up warmly: Wrapping up warmly for the cool autumnal weather, Coleen finished her look with a black padded velvet jacket
The outing comes amid claims Coleen reportedly sees Rebekah Vardy’s Dancing On Ice stint as a ploy to get the public to like her during their £1 million libel court case.
The wife of Wayne Rooney is said to ‘not be having’ it, as she is certain that she has a solid case against her fellow WAG, 38, in their legal battle.
Speaking to The Sun on Saturday Coleen, who accused Rebekah of selling stories about her last year, joked: ‘She’ll need all the money she can get to take me on.’
Meanwhile a source also spoke to the publication, claiming that the pair were not prepared to ‘back down’ in their case.
Radiant: Coleen appeared to go makeup-free as she displayed her radiant complexion and styled her brunette locks into a sweptback hairdo
Deep in thought: The star appeared pensive as she made her way to her gym class while carrying a bottle of water
Of Coleen’s thoughts on her rival’s decision to sign up to the reality competition show, they said: ‘As far as she is concerned Becky is using it to get the public on her side ahead of their libel trial.
‘Coleen is absolutely certain she is right and is standing true to her beliefs. She knows she might lose and have to pay damages but she doesn’t care.
‘This isn’t about money to her — it’s about principle and honesty and she will shell out however much it takes.’
The source added that Rebekah was keen to put her skates on for Dancing On Ice as she sees it as her way to change people’s perceptions of her, and clear her name.
Claim: The outing comes amid claims Coleen reportedly sees Rebekah Vardy’s Dancing On Ice stint as a ploy to get the public to like her during their £1 million libel court case
It has been reported that Coleen wants to end the £1 million High Court libel battle against Becky set to take place from November.
Sources claim those close to the wife of Derby County footballer Wayne Rooney, 34, have been encouraging her to settle their dispute privately, after her rival confirmed she is taking part in Dancing On Ice and has vowed to ‘clear her name’.
The pair have been at loggerheads ever since Coleen accused Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy’s wife of leaking stories about her to the media last October – a claim she fiercely denies.
An insider told The Sun: ‘Things have gone much further than many had expected.
‘Coleen is a rather shy and private person, so the idea of having personal matters relating to her and Wayne raked over in court is something that fills her with dread.’
According to The Mirror, Coleen and Rebekah will face off in November – just over one year after the former accused the latter of leaking stories about her.
Rebekah is seeking substantial damages in the subsequent libel trial, as she claims to have suffered ‘severe and extreme hostility and abuse’ in the fallout after the claims were published on Instagram.
The Mirror reports that judge Mr. Justice Nicklin has stated a preliminary trial will decide the ‘natural and ordinary’ meaning of Coleen’s social media posts.
The full statement: Coleen’s very public feud began when she accused Rebekah of leaking stories to the press last year, a claim Rebekah vehemently denies
He has also given Coleen until October 2 to serve a ‘statement of case’.
In the September 17 court order he stated: ‘It is ordered by consent that there be a trial of the preliminary issue of the natural and ordinary meaning of the words complained of.’
The half-day trial, he has stated, would be heard by a judge specialising in media and communication after November 15.
Court costs are expected to stay under £25,000 on each side, according to the publication, with any party exceeding the limit being required to justify them.
‘I don’t need the money’: Rebekah denied all accusations against her minutes after the post and said she had nothing to gain and had no financial motivation