Coleen's pregnancy chic

Helen Tither

July 31, 2009

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Coleen pops out to the petrol station

SHE may be six months pregnant but Coleen Rooney can still show off her fashion credentials.

Coleen looked stunning as she popped into a petrol station in this summer's hottest fashion trend - a maxi dress.

With a golden tan and the jewellery to match, United star Wayne's super-WAG wife was the very picture of pregnancy chic as she stepped out near the couple's Cheshire mansion in the sweeping, floor-length creation.

With the couple's first baby expected in October, 23-year-old Coleen recently revealed how they have been painting the nursery in preparation.

The pair are wisely sticking to white and neutral shades for the room as they don't yet know whether they are having a boy or a girl yet.

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nyb, ex manc (01/08/2009 at 10:51)

Thanks for the update Helen. I can rest easy now.

Caroline Carr (01/08/2009 at 11:16)

'Stunning?, hardly!
She has always had the potential to pile on the weight and looks no different from any other pregnant woman, in fact I've seen a lot better!

Thomas The Tank, Rusholme (01/08/2009 at 11:20)

nyb, ex manc

Rolling about laughing here, smack on comment LOL! Peeing my pant's! Doesn't she look GORGEOUS! Jeeeeezzzz! My ex-wife could roll out of bed after 4 days of no sleep and look fresher than that LOL!

Chirs Dior (01/08/2009 at 11:54)

Just goes to show, no matter how much money you have you still can't buy style. And the lovely Coleeeeeeen has just proved that. I love the boob tube and sweat pants combo,very urban eh?

Zimmerman, manchester (01/08/2009 at 16:03)

Chirs Dior,
Its called being real people you idiot they are painting the rooms.People with stupid postings like this sicken me,the girl is just being herself trying to be just like the rest of us.Im glad that shes not shoving her wealth down everybodys throat.Nice to see at least a few of these "WAGS" are down to earth.

Andanotherthing, Mcr (01/08/2009 at 22:31)

I have not read the article, because I think the header irresponsible.

Griswald, Stockport (01/08/2009 at 23:54)

....ah, but not a tattoo to be seen...(yet)..

theface, City Centre (02/08/2009 at 10:16)

A false idol for any teenage girl. No wonder that this country produces so few female sports stars when this is the type of person that young girls are supposed to look up to.

Zimmerman, manchester (02/08/2009 at 13:45)

Leave the kid alone,If she was shoving her wealth in everybodies face you would all moan and because shes being normal you moan.They cant win ? just leave them alone to have a normal life.I think they are both great ambassadors for younger people,Good on you two.

Thomas The Tank, Rusholme (02/08/2009 at 16:15)

I'm still laughing, and yes i think she is a totaly wrong role model for all youth of today. Never out of the top gossip rag's, paid thousands for that by the way? Super modeling programs on the telly? NAH! she don't shove it in any ones face she's really down to earth etc...etc..? Still look's like a CHAV to me though. Just wondering why people would be in the least bit interested in seeing her waddle into a petrol station? Beyond me? That must be because i'm from a generation of folk who used to live in the real world, sadly our future generations are plied with crap like this on a daily basis. Sorry for sounding old school?

Chirs Dior (03/08/2009 at 07:27)

Zimmerman....or should i say Wayne! Not shoving it down peoples throats eh? Well we all nip to the shops in the Bentley don't we? And good ambasssadors, you're taste is obviously as tacky as theirs, now get back to your copy of Heat magazine or are you busy watching Jeremy Kyle?

Chirs Dior (03/08/2009 at 07:33)

And one more thing 'Zimm' me old mucker. I like the phrase of 'not shoving their wealth down peoples throats' you mean like the modest wedding they had,or was it 2..or 3...one for the family so they didn't have to mingle with their 'celeb' friends or the one away in Italy that cost millions? Very down to earth eh? But then again you're the kind who gives these type of people the attention they crave. Now go on put your UGG boots on and play outside, after all, it is school holidays.

Knowsleyman, Paphos (03/08/2009 at 10:02)

Her only claim to fame is that she selected a man that kicks a bag of wind round for 90 minutes.

Even before she was pregnant she certainly would not have rated a 2nd glance.

Stunning now!!!!!!!!! You have to be joking.

Billy the Fish! (03/08/2009 at 11:47)

At the weekend, my niece (who is in the last year of school and doing well, top sets predicted good exam results etc) had 6 of her mates at her house whilst I was there.

I was reading the paper and I asked who the women was in the picture (they all told me it was Coleen and she is the husband of Rooney, the face of this, what her latest bag was, does this show on TV etc, etc, etc). However, when I asked who the man was in another picture (Barrack Obama) only one knew! One of them even said 'is it Denzel Washington'? Again, only 3 of the 7 knew who Gordon Brown was!!!!!!

Scary eh......................

Their own Prime Minister and the possibly the most powerful man on the planet they couldn’t recognize, the wife of a plebian footballer they knew.

This leads me on a slight tangent, regardless of the exam results, what will happen when she wants to go to University or try and get a good job when she does the interview? If they ask her any current affairs questions her only answer will be 'I don’t know, but Coleen has a Dolce and Vuitton hand bag'?

Celeb obsession is killing our culture and kids brain cells, the press use it as a quick fix for reader ratings rather than having any gravitas or reporting integrity.

Thomas The Tank, Rusholme (03/08/2009 at 11:54)

Billy the Fish!

What a spot on example! You couldn't make it up LOL! It just goes to prove though what us slightly more mature and wisend folk are worried about. God help us!! LOL!

blue nose 123, Manchester (03/08/2009 at 13:59)

Chris Dior:

I think u will find that the 'Boob Tube and the sweat pants' is actually a DRESS get ur facts right before mouthing off and what your saying about her wedding etc if uve got the money i say flaunt it its her day for god sake and the other comment about going to the shops in a bentley if u read the article it says she went to the petrol station and last time i went there was to fill up my car with fuel which is probably what she was doing, you know filling up her BENTLEY. some people are just so jelous of others if u dont like the articles dont read them or comment on them!!!!

Angelene19, Manchester (03/08/2009 at 14:00)

You can't open a newspaper or magazine these days without seeing her mindless witterings. The following quote springs to mind " I don't know much about space travel but I'm impressed they have the tehnology to do it". LOL. I'm sure NASA will be grateful for her support. It's one of the reasons why journalism has gone down the pan - because WAGS are given their jobs on the basis of fame by association and not because of any intelligence.
She seems a nice girl but not the brain of Britian so leave her alone to have her baby and keep her out of the rags please.

PW, Manchester (03/08/2009 at 14:54)

You can have a perfectly equal relationship with celebrities like I do. I don't think or care about their lives, and thay always reciprocate by not thinking or caring about mine. I don't wish them any ill-will. I just don't get obsessed by them that's all.

In other words, get your own life. I agree that the 'celeb' so-called culture is turning our kids' minds to mush. I can mention famous people from say 20 years ago, and younger work colleagues just look at me blankly. It's all a passing phase, and it won't be too long before no one knows who they are/were. There are kids up to 18 years of age now who won't even remember Princess Diana.

to the point, bury (03/08/2009 at 15:52)

Helen Tither, what are you on?

Chirs Dior (03/08/2009 at 20:47)

Nice to see the MEN not printing my reply. What was the problem, did i give out your secrets about the papparazzi and that the celebs and yourselves use them for your own ends? You know that and i know that, as some of your favourite 'paps' have told me. They have a list, probably as big as yours, of celebs phone numbers so they can have their pics taken when it's convenient for them thus getting the attention they desperately seek!

Teesicha, Planet Earth. (03/08/2009 at 22:41)

What a load of garbage. If this was just an ordinary every day person, instead of who it is , I bet Helen Tither wouldn't have a good word to say for them. Where do they dig these reporters up from?

Angie33 , Manchester (04/08/2009 at 11:03)

I too have my suspicions about who calls the press when celebs are spotted in town.Shop owners on Deansgate /St Anns Square,encouraging people who wish to be like them to shop there.When did we see a celeb spotted in Oldham st,Ancoats Lane or Tib St or the Arndale for that matter.

nyb, ex manc (04/08/2009 at 14:31)

Billy the Fish!

Your post just sums up the celeb obssession of so many nowadays. Well done.

nyb, ex manc (04/08/2009 at 14:42)

I'm fed up with "the same old-same old"celebs. I want some new one's to worry about and look up to as role models. Who cares about Coleen Rooney, Kerry Katona, Lindsay Lohan, Cheryl Cole, etc, anymore. Give me some new, fresher ones quickly.

I'm thinking of cancelling my Heat magazine subscription, everything is just sooo stale and old hat, I'm bored.

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