Coleen Rooney has reportedly won another victory over her nemesis Rebekah Vardy with the title of her new tell all Disney+ documentary.
The 37-year-old famously emerged victorious from the Wagatha Christie trial over Rebekah, 41, in July 2022.
Rebekah had sued Coleen over an accusation she had leaked details of Coleen’s private life to the press after Coleen had staged an elaborate sting operation to find out who was passing on stories about her to The Sun.
However, Rebekah lost the libel case and was ordered to pay up to £1.5million towards Coleen’s legal fees.
The drama-filled story will be covered in the upcoming Disney+ documentary, which will follow Coleen and her husband Wayne Rooney through the high-profile court case.
Winner: Coleen Rooney has reportedly won another victory over her nemesis Rebekah Vardy with the title of her new tell all Disney+ documentary

Trial: The 37-year-old famously emerged victorious from the Wagatha Christie trial over Rebekah, 41, in July 2022
But the series could have seen the two WAGs back in court, after Disney+ were unable to use the iconic phrase ‘Wagatha Christie’ in the title.
While Coleen was the one that was christened with the moniker by the public after her detective work, it was Rebekah who trademarked the phrase earlier this year.
However, Disney has got around the problem by titling the docuseries Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story according to The Sun.
A TV insider told the publication: ‘Disney lawyers are comfortable with the new title even though it is obviously close to the phrase which Rebekah owns the right to, and would have almost certainly prevented them from using.
‘If she still feels it’s too close to ‘Wagatha Christie’ then she would have to contend with the streaming giant’s legal team who are among the most formidable in the world of entertainment.
‘Which will be a relief to Coleen who faced the prospect of not being able to make a nod to the very phrase which her investigative skills gave birth to.’
Coleen recently opened up about the trial and documentary in her bombshell interview with British Vogue.
Discussing the upcoming three-part series, she said: ‘It’s brought up a lot of emotions. I felt like everyone else has spoken about it except me. And it’s my story to tell.’


Pictured: Rebekah sensationally lost the ‘Wagatha Christie’ libel case with Coleen in July 2022

New series: The drama-filled story will be covered in the upcoming Disney+ documentary, which will follow Coleen and her husband Wayne Rooney through the high-profile court case
Coleen also branded Rebekah ‘odd’ and said her ‘evil’ texts read in court made her sick.
She explained how she came up with a plot to foil the person who had been leaking stories, by planting false stories to her private account and only making them visible to Rebekah’s account but didn’t tell a soul what she was up to, not even a lawyer.
Coleen said: ‘I feel like a lot of people still don’t understand what happened, from beginning to end. But what I said in that post, I still stick by today.
The WAG revealed that her plan to publicly share the leaker on Instagram in October 2019, was all her own.
She said: ‘In the night I started thinking about what I was going to do. I just wanted these stories to stop.’
But did she do a classic firing up of the Notes app at 3am?
She laughed. ‘No. I like a pen and paper – a pencil and rubber, actually, so I can rub it out. So I started writing what I wanted to say and then the next morning I put it out there. That was the start of something that I would never have expected.’
Coleen said she didn’t tell a soul what she was about to do. ‘No. [The part] my friends and family were most surprised at me [for was] putting the post up.’
She didn’t show it to Wayne or her mum, nor, despite much conjecture, to a lawyer. She woke up, typed it up and put it on the internet. Then she took Kai and one of his friends indoor skydiving.
She felt empowered and relieved she’d kept her plans to go public under wraps, saying: ‘If I want to do sunnin’ – and I know I’ll get talked out of doing sunnin’ – I’ll just go ahead and do it. I didn’t want no one telling me not to do it.’
On Becky, who is married to footballer Jamie Vardy, 36, Coleen said: ‘I felt like she was in the same world as me. She was in the public eye. I thought she would be protective over that kind of thing.
‘We could associate because our husbands had played for England together. But she doesn’t live around here. She wasn’t a friend. I’ve never socialised with her.’
Coleen admitted that when Rebekah said she was consulting lawyers, she was spooked. Rooney was immediately spooked.
She hadn’t pre-legalled her statement and had assumed relaying what had happened to her was allowed..
She said: ‘You see social media people calling people out in such nasty ways and I was thinking I wasn’t that nasty.’ But her stomach turned.
Adding: ‘I’ve never been in a legal case before so for me it was scary. What a horrible experience. The thing I was dreading the most was actually going to court.’

Having her say: Coleen recently opened up about the trial and documentary in her bombshell interview with British Vogue
Coleen was both anxious and fuming that she’d been ‘dragged to court’, saying: ‘I found it hard not letting on.
‘It was so weird that first day, actually sitting on a bench together. It was so difficult in that courtroom… especially watching her on the stand. It was quite painful. I felt uneasy.
‘Obviously she was going through it. ‘I thought, ‘Why have you put yourself in this position?’ It was not nice to watch. To this day she cannot for the life of her understand why Vardy took her to court. She is ‘odd’.’
Coleen was awarded costs by the court and £800,000 of the total amount due was payable immediately.
Rebekah was said to have scored one of the worst own goals in British legal history after a High Court judge dismissed her evidence as ‘evasive or implausible’ and accused her of deliberately deleting WhatsApp messages central to the case.
Her agent, Caroline Watt, was also accused of intentionally dropping her phone in the North Sea. During the trial, some of Rebekah’s personal texts to her Caroline were read out.
Coleen said: ‘The texts knocked me sick. They were just another level. When I was reading them I was thinking: the evilness and the hatred that they had for someone that they don’t even know.’
While Coleen seems to bear no ill-will towards Rebekah, she said: ‘I’m a forgive and forget person, I can’t be bothered with things going on and on. But this is obviously totally different.’
‘You can’t go wrong if you’re telling the truth.’
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