![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/new-blow-for-rebekah-vardy-over-name-of-coleen-rooneys-tell-all-disney-documentary/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/1_Rebekah-Vardy-reignites-WAG-war-with-Coleen-Rooney-as-she-says-she-wouldnt-put-up-with-husband-sle.jpg&description=Coleen Rooney has won yet another victory over Rebekah Vardy, who unsuccessfully sued her for libel last year, after landing the rights to name her Disney+ documentary after the infamous trial Coleen Rooney has won yet another victory over Rebekah Vardy, after gaining the right to name her upcoming Disney+ documentary after the Wagatha Christie trial. The news comes shortly after the British media personality, who has been married to former England footballer Wayne Rooney since 2008, broke her silence about the court case in an exclusive interview with Vogue. Rebekah famously sued Coleen, 37, for libel in 2022, over the latter's online allegations that she had leaked stories about her to the press. The 41-year-old would ultimately lose the libel case, however, after a judge found that the claims were 'substantially true.' The loss has left Rebekah with legal bills amounting to over £1.5 million, 90% of which were to be paid to Coleen. It's understood that Rebekah is now set to face another blow, as reports emerge that the name of a new tell-all documentary has been inspired by the phrase 'Wagatha Christie', which she trademarked in April. The documentary is set to be called Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story, which directly nods to the infamous infamous trial. "Disney lawyers are comfortable with the new title even though it is obviously close to the phrase which Rebekah owns the right to, and would have almost certainly prevented them from using," TV insiders told the Sun, before adding that this has come as a "relief" to Coleen who faced the possibility that she wouldn't be forbidden from making a reference to "the very phrase which her investigative skills gave birth to." 'Wagatha Christie' refers to the term (Wags), which has historically been used in the British tabloid press to describe the wives and girlfriends of famous footballers, and the detective fiction writer, Agatha Christie. The Disney+ documentary, which is expected to premiere in October, will f){kind=link}
Coleen Rooney has won yet another victory over Rebekah Vardy, who unsuccessfully sued her for libel last year, after landing the rights to name her Disney+ documentary after the infamous trial
Coleen Rooney has won yet another victory over Rebekah Vardy, after gaining the right to name her upcoming Disney+ documentary after the Wagatha Christie trial. The news comes shortly after the British media personality, who has been married to former England footballer Wayne Rooney since 2008, broke her silence about the court case in an exclusive interview with Vogue.
Rebekah famously sued Coleen, 37, for libel in 2022, over the latter’s online allegations that she had leaked stories about her to the press. The 41-year-old would ultimately lose the libel case, however, after a judge found that the claims were ‘substantially true.’ The loss has left Rebekah with legal bills amounting to over £1.5 million, 90% of which were to be paid to Coleen.
It’s understood that Rebekah is now set to face another blow, as reports emerge that the name of a new tell-all documentary has been inspired by the phrase ‘Wagatha Christie’, which she trademarked in April.
The documentary is set to be called Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story, which directly nods to the infamous infamous trial.