Coleen Rooney has taken her mind off her upcoming Rebekah Vardy court case by sharing some throwback snaps of her starry time at Glastonbury Festival - which saw her rub shoulders with rapper Jay Z.
The WAG took a trip down memory lane on what should have been the 50th anniversary of the world famous music festival this weekend.
Taking to Instagram, Coleen posted pictures from the time she and Wayne ventured to the music festival in 2011 three years after they tied the knot.
The loved-up pair seemed to be having a great time as they leaned in for a picture amongst fellow revellers. Coleen looking the part in a leather jacket and black Wayfarers while former England footballer Wayne kept it casual in a zipped up jumper and black cap.
Coleen followed this up with a picture of her and her girls posed up beside rap royalty Jay Z as they mingled in the VIP area backstage.
The rapper had been on site to support wife Beyonce, who headlined the festival that year, some three years after he stormed the Pyramid Stage himself.
After Coleen shared the old photographs she was inundated with comments from excited fans.
"You haven't aged a day!" one told her.
"Gorgeous memories no one can take away," added another.
While another recalled spotting Coleen and her hubby Wayne side of stage on TV during Beyonce's set.
Coleen's fun-filled Instagram posts come days after it was reported that her battle with fellow WAG Rebekah Vardy is to be settled in court.
Sources close to Coleen, 34, say she wanted to avoid a costly and public libel hearing with Rebekah but there 'wasn't a willingness on the Vardy side' to resolve matters amicably.
It is believed that Rebekah wants a public apology after Coleen accused the user of her Instagram account for selling stories about her to the press.
The pair are said to have met by Zoom call but the talks ended in deadlock.
Coleen’s lawyer Paul Lunt said: “It is disappointing that Mrs Vardy has chosen to issue court proceedings.
"Coleen feels that the time and money could be put to better use. Her offer to meet face to face still stands
"Mrs Vardy’s preference for court proceedings does at least mean that Coleen’s evidence can be made public when the time is right.”
