Coleen Rooney shares snaps of her four sons wearing matching red pyjamas for Christmas shoot

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Coleen Rooney shared some adorable Instagram snaps on Friday of her four sons posing for their annual Christmas photo, more than two months before the big day.

The WAG, 36, – who shares Kai, 12, Klay, nine, Kit, six, and Cass, four, with former footballer Wayne, also 36, – quickly dressed her brood in matching red pajamas from nightwear brand Pretty Personal Gifting taken by photographer Grace Kellie.

Beaming from ear to ear, they posed in a Santa’s Grotto setting wearing the matching outfits, which were personalized with their names.

Adorable: Coleen Rooney shared some adorable snaps of her four sons wearing matching red pyjamas for a Christmas shoot on Instagram on Friday… over TWO months before the big day! (Kai, 12, Klay, nine, Kit, six, and Cass, four, pictured)

Cass couldn’t help but stick out his tongue, while his brothers kept their smiles in the three statues.

She wrote in her caption, “Thank you @gracekelliephotography, great as always, and thank you @prettypersonalgifting for the beautiful pajamas. ️’

Last year, Coleen shared the annual shoot in late November, and she even starred in it, but this year, she’d clearly decided to opt out.

It follows claims that Rebekah Vardy was left high and dry with a huge legal bill after losing their recent libel suit.

Brothers: Radiant from ear to ear, they posed in a Santa’s Grotto setting wearing the coordinating outfits, which were personalized with their name

Hilarious: Cass couldn’t resist sticking his tongue out, while his brothers kept their smiles in the three images

Proud Mom: She wrote in her caption, “Thank you @gracekelliephotography, great as always, and thank you @prettypersonalgifting for the beautiful pajamas. ️’

The wife of Leicester City striker Jamie – allegedly faces a £1.5million legal bill for her costs following their ‘Wagatha Christie’ High Court libel suit.

The 40-year-old – whose reputation is in tatters after she scored one of the worst own goals in British legal history – should find £800,000 of it within weeks.

It comes from a Supreme Court judge who dismissed her evidence as “evasive or implausible” in one of the most closely followed cases in recent years.

She was accused of deliberately deleting WhatsApp messages central to the case, as it was suggested that her agent also intentionally dropped her phone in the North Sea.

Precious: Her appearance comes as Rebekah Vardy is reportedly facing a £1.5million legal bill for her costs following their ‘Wagatha Christie’ High Court libel suit

Vardy and her footballer husband were left with the bill after Mrs Steyn ruled in favor of Rooney in a verdict that said parts of her sworn evidence was “manifestly inconsistent”, “not credible” and should be treated with ” very great caution’.

She lost her high-profile libel suit against Rooney in July when Judge Steyn ruled that Rooney’s viral social media post accusing Vardy of leaking her private information to the press was “essentially true.”

It followed a viral social media post in which Rooney revealed she had posted false stories on her Instagram page. These fake stories then appeared in The Sun newspaper.

Wagatha Christie Timeline: How Coleen and Rebekah’s War Unfolded

September 2017 to October 2019 – The Sun has published a number of articles about Coleen, including her traveling to Mexico to look into the “sex selection” treatment of babies, her plan to revive her TV career, and the flooding of her basement.

October 9, 2019 – Coleen uses social media to accuse Rebekah of selling stories from her private Instagram account to the tabloids. It’s asking #WagathaChristie to start trending.

February 13, 2020 – In a tearful performance on ITV’s Loose Women, Rebekah says the stress of the dispute caused her severe anxiety attacks and that she ‘ ended up in hospital three times’.

June 23, 2020 – It turns out that Rebekah has started a libel suit against Coleen.

November 19-20, 2020 – The fight against defamation has its first hearing at the Supreme Court in London. A judge rules that Coleen’s October 2019 post “clearly identified” Rebekah as “guilty of the serious and consequent breach of trust.”

Justice Warby concludes that the “natural and ordinary” meaning of the messages was that Rebekah had “regularly and frequently abused her status as a trusted follower of Coleen’s personal Instagram account by secretly letting The Sun know about the private messages.” and stories of Coleen’.

February 8-9, 2022 – A series of explosive messages between Rebekah and her agent Caroline Watt – which Coleen’s lawyers claim were about her – are revealed during a preliminary trial.

Coleen’s lawyers are seeking more information from the WhatsApp messages, but the court is told that Ms Watt’s phone fell in the North Sea after a boat she was on hit a wave before any further information could be extracted from it.

February 14th Coleen will not be allowed to file a Supreme Court claim against Ms Watt for misusing private information to be heard in addition to fighting defamation. A Supreme Court judge, Ms Justice Steyn, says the bid was made late and previous opportunities to file the claim had not been taken.

13th of April – Ms Watt is not fit to testify orally at the upcoming libel trial, the High Court is told if the case returns for a new hearing.

From May 10th – The process started

July 29 – Rebekah Vardy lost her defamation case against Coleen Rooney, the judge ruled that Ms Rooney’s allegation was ‘substantially true’.

Accusation: Rooney posted on Instagram accusing Vardy of leaking stories to The Sun newspaper after her own months-long ‘sting operation’

Having changed her settings so that only one user could see it, she felt confident to make the famous statement “it’s….Rebekah Vardy’s account”.

In an order made public on Tuesday, the judge ruled that Vardy must pay 90% of Rooney’s costs.

Rooney incurred total costs of over £2million, but £350,000 of that had already been collected before the trial in May, so those were removed to produce a final figure of £1,667,860.

Vardy was ordered to pay £800,000 of the expense account on 15 November at 4pm.

Close: Wayne Rooney regularly accompanied his wife Coleen to the trial, unlike Rebekah Vardy’s husband Jamie

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