Like father like son! Wayne and Coleen Rooney’s son Cass, five, has his football boots at the ready as he joins brother Kai, 13, and their stylish mum at Soccer Aid
Coleen and Wayne Rooney’s young son was ready for a cameo appearance at Old Trafford as he arrived for Soccer Aid with his mum and older brother Kai on Sunday afternoon.
Cass, five, brandished a pair of orange football boots as he walked alongside Coleen – who carried an identical pair into the stadium, Wayne’s home ground for 13-years during his time with Manchester United.
The WAG, 37, put on a leggy display as she wore a pair of shorts patterned with yellow flowers ahead of the annual charity match.
She opted for a plain white top which she teamed with a pair of matching shoes with gold buckles on the front.
The wife of former English footballer Wayne carried a cream handbag with her while she shielded her eyes behind a pair of dark sunglasses.
Summer style: Coleen Rooney, 37, cut a stylish figure as she stepped out with her sons to watch Soccer Aid at Old Trafford in Manchester on Sunday
In style: The WAG put on a leggy display as she wore a pair of shorts patterned with yellow flowers
Coleen was seen carrying a pair of bright orange football boots as they made their way inside the ground.
Soccer Aid sees celebrities on the England team go head-to-head with the Rest of the World XI stars, with the event raising money for UNICEF.
It comes after Rebekah Vardy trademarked the iconic phrase ‘Wagatha Christie’ recently.
Rebekah hit back after last year’s court showdown with Coleen, by trademarking the iconic phrase to ‘cash in’.
The media personality, 41, 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 phrase Wagatha Christie, which was coined by comedian Dan Atkinson in 2019 , was trademarked eight months ago by the company London Entertainment Inc Ltd.
Rebekah’s trademark covers broadcasting, clothing, non-alcoholic beverages, education and beauty and she now has the right to approve its usage by others.
It comes after the bitter trial inspired a West End adaptation, starring Lucy May Barker and Laura Dos Santos , as well as a Channel 4 drama-documentary.
Family affair: She was seen walking alongside her eldest son Kai, 13 (third right), and Cass, five (right), while her parents Colette (second right) and Tony (left) joined the family for their outing
Looking good: Coleen opted for a plain white top which she teamed with a pair of matching shoes with gold buckles on the front
Ready to play? Coleen was seen carrying a pair of bright orange football boots as they made their way inside the ground
A source told The Sun: ‘This trademark is Becky’s two fingers to Coleen and all the misery associated with “Wagatha Christie”.
‘Becky is shrewd and knew people would try to cash in on the phrase.
‘She now owns the UK trademark and would consider expanding it to other territories if she thought it was needed.’
The added: ‘If someone wants to print the logo on a mug, for example, they would be infringing the trademark if they didn’t ask permission.
Completing the look: The wife of former English footballer Wayne Rooney carried a cream handbag with her while she shielded her eyes behind a pair of dark sunglasses
Family: Coleen shares children Kai, 13, Klay, 10, Kit, seven, and Cass, five, with former footballer husband Wayne, 37
‘It is a legal grey area in some respects, however, and will be done on a case-by-case basis.’
During the High Court trial, Mrs Justice Steyn said in her judgment in July that it was ‘likely’ that Mrs Vardy’s agent Caroline Watt ‘undertook the direct act’ of passing on information to The Sun.
The judge said: ‘The evidence clearly shows in my view that Mrs Vardy knew of and condoned this behaviour, actively engaging in it.’
Rebekah was ordered to pay up to £1.5million towards Coleen’s legal fees after losing the case, but she still continues to insist she was not the culprit.
Cashing in? It comes after Rebekah Vardy trademarked the iconic phrase ‘Wagatha Christie’ recently following her trial against Coleen
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