Wayne Rooney Parties with Mystery Women Amid Coleen’s Primark Launch

Former England captain Wayne Rooney was spotted at a pre-Brit Awards party in Manchester with two women, sparking speculation and raising questions as his wife, Coleen Rooney, prepares to launch her first fashion range with Primark.

Rooney’s Night Out

Rooney, 40, attended a party at a Manchester hotel ahead of the Brit Awards, enjoying an evening described as “alcohol-fuelled” by sources. He was initially seen with pop star Calum Scott before being joined by a male friend and two women. Witnesses reportedly questioned, “What would Coleen think?” as Rooney appeared to be enjoying himself into the early hours of the morning. He was photographed looking “worse for wear” and leaving the venue with one of the women around 3:25 am, according to The Sun.

Coleen’s Response and Upcoming Launch

Coleen Rooney, 39, was seen without her wedding ring while running errands in Cheshire on Monday, adding to the speculation. She is currently focused on the launch of her first clothing range with Primark and is planning a celebratory event in London’s Mayfair on Thursday evening. Friends of Coleen have reportedly expressed frustration that Rooney’s actions are overshadowing her professional achievements, with one source telling The Daily Mail, “It’s irritating.”

Past Issues and Current Support

This incident brings back memories of previous allegations of infidelity during Rooney’s career. Coleen has stood by her husband through past scandals, including reports in 2004 involving prostitutes and publicly discussed the challenges in a 2023 Amazon Prime documentary. She has credited her parents with providing support during difficult times and emphasized the importance of focusing on family. Rooney himself stated last year that his wife “saved” him from alcoholism as he addressed his struggles with drinking, as reported by Goal.com.

Rooney’s Recent Career

The party occurred during a break in Rooney’s schedule as a pundit for BBC Sport and Amazon Prime Video. He has been considering a return to management but delayed those plans after unsuccessful coaching stints at Birmingham and Plymouth.