‘Don’t play games with a girl who can play better’: Coleen Rooney breaks down in tears and issues warning to Rebekah Vardy in new trailer for The Real Wagatha Story documentary

The latest explosive trailer for Disney+’s Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story has been released, prior to the show’s airing on Wednesday. 

In the shocking teaser, Coleen, 37, is seen tearfully divulging details of her investigation into her fellow WAG and unveiling the secrets of her hunt for the truth over who was leaking details of her life to The Sun newspaper. 

In the clip, Coleen is seen revealing that the saga, which began with a Twitter post on 9 October 2019,  was ‘constantly on her mind’, before issuing the warning to Jamie Vardy’s wife: ‘Don’t play games with a girl who can play better’. 

Coleen’s husband Wayne features in the trailer, alongside Piers Morgan and Coleen’s mother Colette and her friends, who shed light on the pains of the drama.

The trailer also saw stock footage of both women arriving to the High Court last year with their husbands on their arms, while other clips depicted crowds chanting ‘Your wife is a grass’ while Jamie hit the pitch in the midst of the case. 

Tears: The latest explosive trailer for Disney+’s Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story was released on Friday in which she was seen breaking down amid her feud with Rebekah Vardy

Pained: She detailed the emotional toll her quest for victory placed on her and how she was determined to reveal the truth in a peek at the three-part documentary released on October 18

Truth will come out: In the shocking teaser, Coleen is seen tearfully divulging details of her investigation into her fellow WAG and unveiling the secrets of her hunt for the truth over who was leaking details of her life to The Sun newspaper

The big reveal: Coleen’s eagerly-anticipated documentary is set to air on Wednesday 

Bitter: Rebekah, top, took Coleen, bottom, to the High Court for libel – and lost after Coleen first accused her of leaking her stories to the press in October 2019 (pictured in 2016)

Laying out the facts: Showing Coleen hard at work, she was seen laying out pages, including images of her family – comprising Wayne, 37, and their kids Kai, 13, Klay, 10, Kit, seven, and Cass, five – and other posts from the private page

Ha! Coleen was seen crowding around a computer with her dad Tony and mum Colette 

Huh? In his first comment on the situation, Wayne said to the camera: ‘I just thought what is she doing here, while laughing incredulously’

Coleen was asked: ‘Have you still got the post on your phone?’, to which she responded: ‘Yeah, yeah, yeah. I stick by them’, before the footage panned to images of the duo entering court to the sound of a news report. 

The reporter read: ‘Wagatha Christie starts today at the High Court, with fellow WAGs and former friends embroiled in a bitter row.’

Coleen said: ‘Someone on my personal account was informing The Sun newspaper of my private posts and stories – I thought, I’m gonna do something about it’.

Showing Coleen hard at work, she was seen laying out pages, including images of her family – comprising Wayne, 37, and their kids Kai, 13, Klay, 10, Kit, seven, and Cass, five – and other posts from the private page.

One of the film’s commentators said: ‘This is a detective story – you never find someone responsible with a smoking gun in their hand’. 

Coleen detailed: ‘I needed evidence, I had to set a trap’, before later conceding: ‘I never imagined being in a legal battle’. She was joined in her car by the camera crew, where she pointed out paparazzi following her. 

Shedding further light onto the intricacies of the situation – and revealing the message Rebekah famously sent her, Coleen said: ‘I had a message off Rebekah saying what is this and I said you know what it is. It was constantly on my mind’. 

Proof: Coleen detailed: ‘I needed evidence, I had to set a trap’, before later conceding: ‘I never imagined being in a legal battle’. She was joined in her car by the camera crew, where she pointed out paparazzi following her’

Brooding: She was shedding light on her quest for the truth in the eagerly-anticipated documentary 

Rage: Shedding further light onto the intricacies of the situation – and revealing the message Rebekah famously sent her, Coleen said: ‘I had a message off Rebekah saying what is this and I said you know what it is. It was constantly on my mind’

Serious: She posed within the court in images taken inside the court 

Where it began: In a tweet and on Instagram, Coleen said Rebekah’s account had leaked information about her. It triggered a wave of social media reaction and saw her dubbed ‘Wagatha Christie’

She revealed her father had said: ‘You’re just not you anymore’.  

In his first comment on the situation, Wayne said to the camera: ‘I just thought what is she doing here, while laughing incredulously’. 

Prior to the release, Rebekah added more fuel to her bitter legal battle with Coleen Rooney by applying to trademark the name ‘Wagatha’, it is claimed. 

The media personality, 41, registered the term Wagatha Christie six months ago, referring to the vicious showdown between the two WAGs. 

Rebekah took Coleen to the High Court for libel – and lost – after Coleen claimed in October 2019 that stories about her were being leaked to the Press from Rebekah’s social media account. 

The story began when The Sun ran a number of fake articles about Coleen from September 2017 to October 2019, which came from Coleen’s private Instagram. 

The Liverpudlian star claimed she only shared the stories with Vardy in a ‘sting’ operation, including claims that she travelled to Mexico to look into baby ‘gender selection’ treatment, a plan to revive her TV career and the flooding of her basement.

Rebekah was on holiday in Dubai with her husband, Leicester striker Jamie, 36, when Coleen made the accusations on Twitter and Instagram about the leaks.

Ins and outs: Coleen’s quest for the truth was laid out in the teaser

Fight: Prior to the release, Rebekah added more fuel to her bitter legal battle with Coleen Rooney by applying to trademark the name ‘Wagatha’, it is claimed

Shocking: Rebekah said: ‘At the time I felt physically sick. I think it must have been the biggest panic attack. I was totally shocked. What to do next? That’s the million-dollar question’

Rebekah said: ‘At the time I felt physically sick. I think it must have been the biggest panic attack. I was totally shocked. What to do next? That’s the million-dollar question.

‘I couldn’t understand why someone would do that. Why someone would do that knowing someone’s vulnerable, knowing the impact something like that is going to cause. It’s going to cause a s***-storm – a massive one – and that it did.’

Referring to a fake story about a flooded basement in Coleen’s new Cheshire mansion, Rebekah insisted: ‘The first time I read about the flooded basement was in the Daily Mail online. I love how I get blamed for that one, incredible.

‘If I had been selling stories, where are the messages saying “Give this to The Sun”? “Make sure I get paid for this”. Where are they? There aren’t any – because they don’t exist.’

In June the following year, it was revealed that Rebekah was launching a libel case against Coleen which began in November. 

Guided tour: Coleen gave a glimpse behind the scenes of her war 

Victorious: Coleen won an order for Rebekah to pay up to £1.5million towards her legal bills

The libel battle has its first High Court hearing in London. A judge ruled that Coleen’s October 2019 post ‘clearly identified’ Rebekah as being ‘guilty of the serious and consistent breach of trust’.

Mr Justice Warby concludes that the ‘natural and ordinary’ meaning of the posts was that Rebekah had ‘regularly and frequently abused her status as a trusted follower of Coleen’s personal Instagram account by secretly informing The Sun of Coleen’s private posts and stories’.

In February 2022, a series of explosive messages between Rebekah and her agent Caroline Watt – which Coleen’s lawyers allege were about her – are revealed at a preliminary court hearing.

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

In July, Rebekah lost her defamation case against Coleen, with the judge ruling that the accusation against her was ‘substantially true’. 

Rising through the ranks: Coleen proved she was the winner 

Rebekah with her barrister Hugh Tomlinson KC during the trial last May. Her trademark covers everything from broadcasting to clothing and non-alcoholic drinks

Wagatha Christie timeline: How Coleen and Rebekah’s war unfolded

September 2017 to October 2019 – The Sun runs a number of fake articles about Coleen, which she claimed she only shared with Vardy in a ‘sting’ operation, including that she travelled to Mexico to look into baby ‘gender selection’ treatment, 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 prompts #WagathaChristie to start trending.

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

June 23, 2020 – It emerges that Rebekah has launched libel proceedings against Coleen.

November 19-20, 2020 – The libel battle has its first High Court hearing in London. A judge rules that Coleen’s October 2019 post ‘clearly identified’ Rebekah as being ‘guilty of the serious and consistent breach of trust’.

Mr Justice Warby concludes that the ‘natural and ordinary’ meaning of the posts was that Rebekah had ‘regularly and frequently abused her status as a trusted follower of Coleen’s personal Instagram account by secretly informing The Sun of Coleen’s private posts and stories’.

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

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

February 14 – Coleen is refused permission to bring a High Court claim against Mrs Watt for misuse of private information to be heard alongside the libel battle. A High Court judge, Mrs Justice Steyn, says the bid was brought too late and previous opportunities to make the claim had not been taken.

April 13 – Mrs Watt is not fit to give oral evidence at the upcoming libel trial, the High Court is told, as the case returns for another hearing.

May 10 onwards – The trial gets under way.

July 29 – Rebekah loses her defamation case against Coleen, with the judge ruling that the accusation against her was ‘substantially true’.

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