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EXCLUSIVE Rebekah Vardy sells her 'sanctuary' holiday home after being ordered to foot £4m Wagatha Christie legal bill

EXCLUSIVE Rebekah Vardy sells her 'sanctuary' holiday home after being ordered to foot £4m Wagatha Christie legal bill

Daily Mail​a day ago

Rebekah Vardy is selling to sell the luxurious Portuguese villa she and husband Jamie call their 'sanctuary' for an optimistic £9.7million - as she foots the £4m costs bill for her ill-fated Wagatha Christie libel case.
Last month, Rebekah, 43, was ordered by a judge to pay £1.4m towards rival Coleen Rooney 's legal expenses, on top of her own bill, reported to be more than £2million, from the disastrous libel claim she brought in 2022.

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