BETRAYED Coleen Rooney appeared stony-faced while leaving her parent’s home this afternoon.
This marks her first public sighting since news broke about her cheating husband Wayne’s encounter with hooker Jenny Thompson.
Reports suggest she plans to find solace at their lavish £5million holiday retreat in Barbados.
After spending time at her family home in Roby, near Liverpool, Coleen seemingly ended things last night, informing Rooney: “I don’t need you anymore.”
Following the scandal, Rooney was BARRED from visiting his in-laws, as the shocking details from £1,200-a-night hooker Jenny left their marriage in disarray.
Coleen’s furious father, Tony, demanded: “He is never, ever setting foot in this house again.”
Despite having previously forgiven him, Coleen, whose television career has amassed her an estimated £10million, now faces doubts from friends that she can do so again after this betrayal.
A source shared: “Coleen yelled at him: ‘How can you do this to me when I’m pregnant, carrying your son?'”
“She’s questioning: ‘What else has he been doing?’ Trust has vanished, and it has destroyed her self-confidence. She’s pondering, ‘What’s wrong with me? Am I too ugly?’”
No, you’re not, but your husband is, Colleen… you deserve much better. Let’s be honest, the prospects of your marriage surviving this ordeal are quite low.
Reports reveal that Coleen’s devout Catholic parents, Tony and Colette, are appalled.
A family friend commented: “Last time, it took a lot for them to forgive him. This time, Wayne and Coleen are married, and adultery is something they absolutely won’t condone.”
“The fact that it happened while Coleen was pregnant has left everyone feeling disgusted.”
Staying in her parents’ detached home with her ten-month-old son, Kai, close by in his crib, Coleen has had to contend with this heartache.
She and Rooney tied the knot two years ago after six years of dating.
Hooker Jenny, aged 21, alleges that she was intimate with the striker seven times over four months.
As the scandal threatened to break, Rooney sought refuge in alcohol, ordering six bottles of beer to his Watford hotel room on Saturday after England’s victory over Bulgaria the previous night.
An FA staff member had to approve the drink request.
An insider disclosed: “Wayne’s demeanor became increasingly sorrowful. He did what any man would do in a moment of crisis — ordered cold beers. However, players are not allowed to have alcohol delivered to their rooms without permission. Fabio Capello had mandated that such orders require approval.”
That night, Rooney remained holed up in England’s team hotel in Basel, expressing to friends his fear of having lost Coleen for good.