Rebekah Vardy Names Two More WAGs In Coleen Rooney Court Battle Amid Chilling Message Claim

Rebekah Vardy has reportedly named two other WAGs in her ongoing legal battle with Coleen Rooney.

Danielle Lloyd and Dawn Ward are said to have been named in a new 59-page legal document, which claims they were two of more than 300 people who had access to information on Coleen’s private Instagram account, though neither of them are charged. of being the person behind the leaks.

Wayne Rooney’s wife and Jamie Vardy’s wife have been at odds since last year when Coleen released his now-infamous statement.

She was nicknamed Wagatha Christie when she revealed that she had set a trap on her private Instagram account to find out who was leaking stories to the press.

He claimed that he had blocked all accounts except Rebekah’s from seeing his posts before sharing a series of false stories that made it to the press.

Coleen explained what he had done and told his followers that the leaks came from Rebekah’s account.

Rebekah, who was very pregnant at the time, denied being the person behind the leaks and has since sued Coleen for defamation.

A judge has ruled that Coleen must now prove that it was Rebekah herself and not someone with access to her account who gave the information to the press.

Now, two more WAGs have been added to the mix, The Sun reports.

Danielle, the ex-wife of soccer player Jamie O’Hara, and Dawn, wife of retired soccer star Ashley Ward, were identified in Superior Court documents filed this week.

Becky is said to have claimed in the newspapers that both Danielle and Dawn had knowledge of the information in Coleen’s private account, although she is not suggesting that either of them was the person behind the leaks.

The newspapers also claim that Coleen threatened Becky three days before publishing his explosive statement.

Coleen is alleged to have messaged Becky from her private Instagram account, saying, “If you play with me, I’ll play them harder.”

Rebekah denies being the source of the stories and also denies claims that she wrote The Sun’s Secret Wag column.

He is also said to accuse Coleen of “blaming the victim” and criticize his investigation, saying it lasted only five weeks and a day and not the five months Coleen suggested it had lasted.

Rebekah, who is on the upcoming Dancing On Ice series, claims that Coleen’s private Instagram was available to 367 other people at the time the stories were leaked, including journalists, publicists, and friends who had gossip columns.

Her attorneys don’t blame anyone else, but instead ask why it was Becky who was accused above anyone else.

The lawyers state: “The press is independently interested in the applicant and she is married to a famous footballer.

“You do not need to generate interest by exchanging private information about the accused or other people.”

Mirror Online has contacted representatives for Coleen and Rebekah for comment.