The internet went into meltdown after Wayne Rooney's wife Coleen Rooney, 33, accused fellow WAG Rebekah Vardy, 37, of "informing the press about her private online posts" in a lengthy social media message.

Rebekah has vehemently denied the allegations stating: "I'm not being funny but I don't need the money, what would I gain from selling stories on you?”

She also stressed that: "I never speak to anyone about you as various journalists who have asked me to over the years can vouch for.

"If you thought this was happening you could have told me & I could have changed my passwords to see if it stopped.

"Over the years various people have had access to my insta & just this week I found I was following people I didn't know and have never followed myself."

But how much is Rebekah really worth?

Rebekah met her England footballer husband, Jamie, in 2014 when she was working as a party planner. Since then the star has amassed a fair amount of wealth with multiple television appearances and modelling stints.

The brunette beauty appeared on I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! back in 2017, which no doubt secured her a fat pay check. Since then she has appeared as a panellist on Loose Women and This Morning among others, as well as lending her opinion to podcasts and giving many interviews.

Although the star reportedly had an earning potential of up to £1.5 million after I’m a Celeb, her precise net worth is not public knowledge.

Meanwhile, Rebekah's husband Jamie has amassed a large personal wealth by playing football in the Premier League.

Jamie is allegedly worth a cool £9 million and consequently the couple and their children live a luxury lifestyle, often jetting off to exotic locations.

The main bulk of Rebekah’s work is done for charity. As an abuse survivor herself she is a patron of Enough Abuse UK, as well as an ambassador for child and adolescent mental health charity, YoungMinds.

She also lends her support to Leicestershire Charity Hope Against Cancer and Leicestershire school Dorothy Goodman, among many other worthy causes.

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