HOW COULD YOU DO THIS WHEN I’M PREGNANT?
Coleen’s tearful rant over his boozy night with girl
COLEEN Rooney let rip at hubby Wayne over his night of madness with a girl - then burst into tears.
She said of his drink-drive arrest with Laura Simpson: “How could you do this while I’m pregnant?”
GROVELLING Wayne Rooney is fighting to save his marriage after crisis talks with “livid” wife Coleen, the Sunday Mirror can reveal.
Pregnant Coleen’s fury is said to be “off the scale” after Rooney’s wild night with a party girl that led to his arrest for drink driving.
Heartbroken Coleen, expecting her fourth child with the Everton striker, flew home from Majorca on Friday night to angrily confront Wayne – whose career is now also on the line.
And yesterday, with her mother Colette by her side, she screamed at the shamed star: “How could you do this to me while I’m pregnant? “How could you be so stupid?” Coleen then broke down in tears during the summit inside the pair’s £6million Cheshire home. She looked devastated as she left the property in Prestbury in a white Range Rover.
The confrontation came as Everton warned Rooney he would be transferlisted if he steps out of line again.
And new details emerged about his encounter with party girl Laura Simpson, 29. The office worker yesterday claimed she and Roo had “a kiss and a hug” and that he kept admiring her boobs.
She also said one of the star’s pals had approached her and said: “You know Wayne likes the look of you and wants to go somewhere with you.”
Single mum Laura said her only regret about her night with the ex-- England captain was that police cut their evening short by stopping them as he drove her VW Beetle convertible . Defiant Laura insists she has nothing to apologise for and that it was Wayne who pursued her. But while Laura came out fighting, friends of Coleen say is “angrier than ever” with Wayne. She fears something may have happened between him and Laura had police not pulled them over. A pal said: “Coleen is livid. The fury is off the scale. She is more upset than ever before. “Wayne has looked Coleen in the eye and swears nothing happened with the girl, but he admits he wasn’t smart. The problem is Coleen just doesn’t understand any of it. She keeps asking: ‘If the girl was drunk why didn’t he just put her in a taxi and send her home rather than drive her car’?”
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But, despite her anger, pals believe she will give her husband one last chance. The friend added: “Only time will tell whether they can rebuild their marriage. Coleen thinks she’s the one who has kept the marriage together.”
Laura first saw Rooney at the Bubble Room bar in Alderley Edge on Thursday.
He was out with pals including former Manchester United team-mate Wes Brown. Rooney – who has sons Kai, seven, Klay, four and one-year-old Kit – was said to be immediately taken with Laura. She was wearing a tight white top, black leather trousers and designer black and red heels. Rooney was said to have complimented Laura on her boobs before they both moved on to Symposium nightclub in nearby Wilmslow. At 2am they got a taxi to retrieve Laura’s VW Beetle from outside a pal’s house. Rooney, 31, took the wheel but was pulled over minutes later and arrested on suspicion of drink driving, with which he was later charged. The episode brings fresh heartbreak for wife of nine years Coleen, who only days ago had shown off her bump on holiday in Majorca. She is appalled that Wayne would drive after a boozy night out. Her friend explained: “Wayne is totally remorseful, but he knows he’s let her down. How he could be done for drink-driving has stunned Coleen. “Wayne’s naivety has been blamed for his reckless actions. He thinks he’s a Scouse lad on a night out and doesn’t realise the attention he creates. “Whenever Coleen is on holiday he gets into scrapes. He can’t help himself. She’s furious. And all Coleen’s family and friends are shocked by his behaviour.” Coleen’s car was yesterday spotted at her parents’ house in Formby, Merseyside, 50 miles from her marital home. It is believed she and her sons were there. There was no sign of Wayne. Back in Prestbury, one neighbour said: “Wayne needs to grow up.”