Coleen Rooney looks radiant and glowing as she shares sweet family snap with husband Wayne and their sons on holiday
The I'm A Celeb star, 39, was recently seen soaking up the sunshine by the beach in Portugal as Wayne enjoyed a night out with their family and friends.
Sharing a look into their wholesome trip, Coleen took to social media to post the doting snap.
Coleen and Wayne, 39, enjoyed some quality time with Klay, 12, Kit, nine, and Cass, seven. Her eldest son Kai, 15, was notably missing from the photo.
Coleen's earnings have soared amid her huge TV projects as she looks set to become her family's 'main breadwinner '.
The WAG reportedly boasts a net worth of £15million, with her hubby thought to be worth an enormous £170million thanks to his Premier League footballing days.
But in the new phase of their lives, Coleen could be set to take over as the main breadwinner as her popularity soars.
Amid her skyrocketing fame following her hugely successful I'm A Celeb stint, Disney announced last month a new premium access series titled The Rooneys focusing on her and Wayne's life.
Thanks to her ventures, new figures for her firm, CWR 2021, up to September 2024 show the booming business already had £580,000 banked - and that was before I'm A Celeb and her Disney deal.
Meanwhile former manager of Plymouth Arsenal Wayne was reportedly making £500,000, before leaving the club in December.
A financial expert told The Sun: 'These earnings show that, even before Coleen signed up for I'm A Celeb, she was already bringing in more money than Wayne.
'On the back of her jungle stint, where she was incredibly popular with the viewing public, she's now likely to see her earnings soar even further - and the increased interest in Coleen after she did so well on the show is also likely to have sealed the deal on the Disney contract.
'Getting big bucks from a global streamer, plus her pay cheque from ITV, will no doubt swell the Rooneys coffers even further.'
MailOnline contacted Coleen's representatives for comment at the time.
Disney announced last month that a new premium access series titled The Rooneys is set to air, and filming is already underway.
The ten part doc-series will delve into the footballer and WAG's lives 'like we've never seen them before'.
It is set to see Coleen tackle 'new entrepreneurial endeavours' and Wayne stepping away from the football pitch to do school runs.
The new show has 'unprecedented access' into their world and dives into their everyday life, including highs like holidays and celebrations as well as the lows.
The 'at-home-with' format is expected to see former England footballer Wayne appear alongside his wife and their four sons.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Independent
3 minutes ago
- The Independent
MasterChef series filmed last year to be broadcast in August, BBC confirms
An upcoming series of MasterChef which was filmed last year before allegations against Gregg Wallace and John Torode were upheld will be broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from August 6. A decision on airing the celebrity series and Christmas special has not been decided, with plans to be confirmed later in the year, the BBC said. A BBC spokesperson said: 'After careful consideration and consultation with the contestants, we have decided to broadcast the amateur series of MasterChef on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 6 August. 'MasterChef is an amazing competition which is life-changing for the amateur chefs taking part. The focus of it has always been their skill and their journey. 'This has not been an easy decision in the circumstances and we appreciate not everyone will agree with it. In showing the series, which was filmed last year, it in no way diminishes our view of the seriousness of the upheld findings against both presenters. We have been very clear on the standards of behaviour that we expect of those who work at the BBC or on shows made for the BBC. 'However, we believe that broadcasting this series is the right thing to do for these cooks who have given so much to the process. We want them to be properly recognised and give the audience the choice to watch the series. 'At this stage we have not taken a decision on the celebrity series and Christmas special, which was filmed earlier this year, and we will confirm our plans later in the year. 'Most importantly MasterChef is a brilliant, much-loved programme which is bigger than any one individual. There are many talented, dedicated and hard-working people who make the show what it is. It will continue to flourish on the BBC and we look forward to it returning stronger than ever in the future.' The statement followed news last week that John Torode's contract on MasterChef would not be renewed, as confirmed by the BBC and production company Banijay UK. Torode confirmed he was the subject of an allegation of using racist language that was upheld as part of a review carried out by law firm Lewis Silkin into the alleged behaviour of his co-presenter Gregg Wallace. Torode said he had 'no recollection of the incident' and was 'shocked and saddened' by the allegation. In November 2024, the show's production company, Banijay UK, announced Wallace would step away from his role on the BBC cooking show while historical allegations of misconduct were investigated. Wallace issued an apology saying he is 'deeply sorry for any distress caused' and that he 'never set out to harm or humiliate' in the wake of a report that saw 45 out of 83 allegations made against him upheld. Torode began presenting the BBC cooking contest alongside Gregg Wallace in 2005.
Daily Mirror
3 minutes ago
- Daily Mirror
Legendary TV commentator reunited with stars of viral video clip on retirement day
Derek 'Tommo' Thompson, 74, was given a special send-off as he delivered his final commentary at Wolverhampton on Tuesday after 60 years in broadcasting Legendary TV commentator Derek Thompson was reunited with the stars of a viral video clip as part of a special send-off on his final day behind the mic. The 74-year-old, who has worked on the racecourse for BBC radio, ITV, Channel 4, At The Races and Sky Sports Racing, has been a stalwart of the industry for nearly 60-years. He has also been the star of the sport's most famous viral moment when he mistook a man for a woman while he was hosting the racing coverage on Sky. It's been watched more than 28 million times and even got an airing on the Graham Norton Show on BBC1. READ MORE: King and Queen 'working on' finding an elusive first Royal Epsom Derby winner In his handover from the studio to reporter Robert Cooper at Hereford, Thompson, said: 'I see you've been joined by a beautiful lady', to which Cooper replied, 'It's a man actually, Derek'. So during Thompson's final commentary stint at Wolverhampton he relived that moment from 18 years ago with the now retired Cooper and Matthew Jones, the then Hereford clerk of the course who was the victim of the error, for Sky Sports Racing Discussing the reaction to the clip, Jones said: 'At the time nothing happened at all. It was a few years later when it all blew up.' Cooper said: 'I was just standing there about to give a going report. Tommo handed that over. I couldn't believe what he said. I said, 'It's a man actually, Derek'. And I was trying to explain to you [Jones] what was going on.' Thompson told them the viral clip had 'changed my life', if not theirs, on a celebratory night at the track. The Marco Botti-trained Space Bear (100-30) was a decisive two-length winner in his final race, the It's A Photo – Big Fella EBF Restricted Maiden Fillies' Stakes. Thompson told Sky Sports Racing: 'It has been absolutely incredible, I'm nearly shedding a tear. It's ridiculous as I'm a tough cookie, but this is marvellous tonight. 'I've enjoyed it and people have come from all over to be here tonight. Normally after the last race people are rushing off to their cars but we've had thousands here, it's superb.' On his final call, he added: 'I'll never ever forget it. I'm quite moved and it's difficult to concentrate as I'm not working any more – I'm talking into the microphone, but I'm not holding it.'
Daily Mail
3 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
What my dad told me after his final show - and what his last days were really like: Ozzy Osbourne's son Jack reveals his late father's bold plans for the future
Less than three weeks ago, Ozzy Osbourne took to the spotlight for his much-anticipated final show - rising from the stage on his bat-winged throne at Birmingham 's Villa Park to belt out classics such as Iron Man and Paranoid as he reunited with his band Black Sabbath for the first time in eight years. The plaudits following the gig were incredible and as his son Jack told him afterwards, 'Dad, you've got to see these reviews - they're all amazing.
