Wayne Rooney and wife Coleen expecting fourth baby

Coleen and Wayne already have three sons and have been in a relationship since their teens.

Wayne Rooney of Manchester United arrives with his wife Coleen Rooney at the club's annual Player of the Year awards at Old Trafford

Wayne Rooney's wife Coleen has revealed she is pregnant with their fourth child.
The celebrity columnist shared the news on her Twitter page to her 1.25 million followers on Friday.
"So Happy!!!," she wrote.
"Never denied the news, but I was always protecting it!! Had scan & all checks are fine.....Baby number 4 is on its way."
The message was retweeted by the Everton player on his account, and had a warm response from fans congratulating them on the new baby.


Coleen Rooney 
✔@ColeenRoo
So Happy!!! ..... Never denied the news, but I was always protecting it!! Had scan & all checks are fine.....Baby number 4 is on its way. 😍
2:17 AM - Aug 18, 2017
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"Congrats Mrs Rooney. More Scousers on this planet the better," one user wrote, referencing the player's Liverpudlian origins.
"The other 3 are mancs," wrote another, mentioning the fact that Rooney's three sons were born during his time at Manchester United.
"As long as they don't talk and act like one they'll be sound," the first one replied.
Wayne Rooney, with wife Coleen and son Kai
The England captain and his wife have been married since 2008, but together since their teens. They are parents to eight-year-old Kai, four-year-old Klay and Kit, who was born in January last year.
Coleen recently told New magazine of her wishes to have a girl this time around.
"I can imagine having a girl," she said.
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