Coleen Rooney's lawyers did not commit misconduct, a judge has ruled, after Rebekah Vardy accused her of "deliberately" understating her legal costs during the 2020 Wagatha libel trial.

Coleen Rooney's lawyers did not commit misconduct after being accused of 'knowingly misleading' Rebekah Vardy in their ongoing legal dispute, a judge has ruled

Total legal costs of more than £1.8 million in libel case criticised as being compiled with ‘kitchen sink approach’

A minibar bill run up by one of Coleen Rooney’s lawyers consisted of “two bottles of water” which amounted to £7, a court has heard. This comes amid claims of “extraordinary” spending during her high-profile Wagatha Christie libel battle with Rebekah Vardy, the High Court has been told.

A minibar bill run up by one of Coleen Rooney’s lawyers consisted of “two bottles of water” amid claims of “extraordinary” spending during the high-profile court case dubbed "Wagatha Christie".

Rebekah Vardy is set to go back to court today to challenge the 'ludicrous' legal bill that her rival Coleen Rooney sent her after their libel battle

Barristers for Mrs Rooney and Mrs Vardy have returned to the High Court in a dispute over how much Mrs Vardy should pay in legal costs

Rebekah Vardy has lost another Wagatha Christie court battle to Coleen Rooney for the second time and will face a massive bill.

Coleen Rooney has disputed "misleading" claims made in the High Court by Rebekah Vardy, who is challenging the "sheer magnitude" of costs she has to pay the former as a result of 2022's Wagatha libel trial.

In a ruling on Tuesday, Senior Costs Judge Andrew Gordon-Saker found "on balance and, I have to say, only just", that Mrs Rooney's legal team had not committed wrongdoing