Becky Vardy’s latest television series, The Vardys, is set to debut on ITV1 this week, offering viewers an inside look at the footballing family as they embark on a new chapter in Italy.

Following a legal dispute with Becky, Coleen Rooney, 44, is concerned that details from the court case may resurface in the show. Sources reveal that Coleen expressed her desire for Becky to move on and focus on her own life, away from the ongoing feud.

According to insiders, Coleen is apprehensive about the potential reemergence of the court case in the media due to Becky’s show. The legal battle between the two WAGs occurred in 2022 when Becky sued Coleen for libel over a 2019 Instagram post accusing Becky’s account of leaking stories, which Becky vehemently denies. The court ruled in Coleen’s favor, ordering Becky to pay £1.8 million in legal fees.

Years later, Becky continues to maintain her innocence, emphasizing that she will not apologize for something she did not do, as reported by The Telegraph. Her husband, former Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy, stood by her side, dismissing the negative portrayal of Becky and offering his unwavering support.

Meanwhile, Coleen, married to former Manchester United and England player Wayne Rooney, shared her perspective on the events in the Disney+ documentary series Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story in 2023. She detailed her efforts to gather evidence of the leaked stories, expressing surprise at being sued over her revelations.

Despite the challenges she faced during the court case, Coleen went on to achieve success, including a runner-up position in the 2024 series of I’m A Celebrity… and collaborations with brands like Primark and Applied Nutrition. Concerns have been raised that Becky’s new show could potentially impact Coleen’s flourishing projects and reputation, prompting Coleen to have her legal team monitor the program closely.