Coleen Rooney and her lookalike mother Colette beamed as they headed to the theater on Wednesday.
The WAG, 37, and her mum looked glamorous for the day out, where they went to see Sheridan Smith perform in her West End show, Shirley Valentine – opting not to go to Wagatha Christie.
The mother-of-four looked stunning for the day, opting for a pair of luxe Chanel sunglasses and a black and beige jersey jacket.
She styled her dark brown locks tied back in a ponytail and adorned with dainty hoop earrings.
Colette looked equally elegant for a day out, layering a white T-shirt with a black blazer.
Quality time: Coleen Rooney and her lookalike mother Colette beamed as they made a trip to see Shirley Valentine at the theater on Wednesday
Swerve: The couple chose not to see Wagatha Christie – a play about Rooney’s libel war with Rebekah Vardy
She covered herself from the sun, also donned stylish sunglasses and let her locks in a chic bob.
Coleen shared the sweet photo on her Instagram, writing: ‘Back with my mum twice a week. Great show @shirleyonstage @sheridansmithster #ShirleyValentine’.
Their outing comes after Coleen Rooney marked her late sister Rosie’s birthday with a sweet video, ten years after she passed away at age 14.
The WAG, who is married to Wayne Rooney, celebrated what would have been her sister’s 24th birthday and she said ‘love you’.
Rosie passed away in 2013 after her lifelong battle with Rett syndrome, a rare brain disorder that causes severe disabilities.
In the clip posted to Instagram, Coleen could be seen playing with Rosie as she giggled before planting a kiss on her face.
Alongside the video, she wrote, “Happy Birthday Rosie. Love you’, followed by heartfelt reactions from her friends and fans.
In January, Coleen shared a sweet family photo on Instagram with Rosie in her mother’s arms as she celebrated the 10th anniversary of her passing.
Sweet: Their outing comes after Coleen Rooney marked her late sister Rosie’s birthday with a sweet video, ten years after she died aged 14
Last month, Coleen shared a sweet family photo on Instagram with Rosie in her mother’s arms as she celebrated the 10th anniversary of her passing.
Coleen captioned the post, “10 years today… We all love and miss you Rosie Mc,” with her followers sharing their condolences in the comment section.
Rosie bravely fought a lifelong battle against Rett syndrome – a rare brain disorder that affects physical movement and can cause many different symptoms in each individual case.
Rosie was originally taken in as a foster child by Coleen’s parents, bricklayer Tony and Colette, a former childcare worker, when she was two.
Although they knew she was disabled, they didn’t know the full extent of her condition, which has no cure.
In an exclusive to The Mail on Sunday in 2006, Coleen wrote: ‘When Rosie arrived she could crawl, and although she couldn’t use her hands as much, she could handle toys on her playmat and eat.
“But over time, she stopped crawling and lost the use of her hands. Then she started having trouble swallowing her food.
“It took Rosie about a year to get diagnosed and when I look back on it I can see how much Mom pushed to find out what was wrong with her and to try to do what was best for her .’
Coleen would idolize her adopted sister and chose Rosie as head bridesmaid when she married Wayne in 2008.
Shocking: Rosie died in 2013 after her lifelong battle with Rett syndrome, a rare brain disorder that causes severe disabilities
In a statement released shortly after her death, Tony and Colette wrote: “Sadly our special angel Rosie, our beloved daughter and sister, passed home to Heaven at 2:50 this morning where she was surrounded by her loving family.
Rosie was only 14 years old and was battling a lifelong battle with Rett syndrome. Throughout her life she has brought so much love and happiness to our entire family and to everyone who knew and met her.”
“She was such a strong little girl and an inspiration to all of us. We will forever cherish the memories we shared and the love she showed us every day of her life.
The couple concluded, “As a family we are heartbroken, but we are blessed to have had her in our lives.”
Coleen had been vacationing in Barbados with her younger brothers, Joe and Anthony, but cut short the trip when she learned Rosie’s condition had worsened.