Coleen Rooney returned to reality on Tuesday as she went on a big food shop at her local Waitrose.
The I’m A Celebrity star, 39, who kicked off the new year with a lavish family yacht trip in Barbados, cut a laidback figure in a brown teddy fleece zip-up jumper as she pushed a trolley of shopping to her car.
She teamed the stylish jumper with a pair of black workout leggings and sported chunky grey-and-white New Balance trainers.
The wife of pro football manager Wayne Rooney, 40, swept her brunette locks up in a messy low bun as she ran her errands.
Coleen appeared in low spirits as she piled her shopping into the boot of her car, before making her way home.
The shopping trip comes a week after Coleen showed off her sensational figure as she enjoyed a relaxing day on a yacht during her annual family jaunt to Barbados.
Coleen Rooney returned to reality on Tuesday as she went on a big food shop at her local Waitrose
The I’m A Celebrity star, 39, kicked off the new year in style with a lavish family yacht trip in Barbados
The TV star looked incredible in a strapless leopard print bikini with low-slung bottoms as she enjoyed drinks and laughs on the swanky vessel.
Also on the lavish holiday was her husband Wayne, 40, and their four sons Kai, 16, Klay, 11, Kit, eight, and Cass, six.
Coleen’s parents, Colette and Tony, joined them on their holiday, as well as retired footballers and Wayne’s ex-teammates Jonny, Michael Carrick and Darren Gibson.
Keen to catch as many rays as possible, Coleen spent much of the day soaking up the sun while Wayne and her parents were seen taking cover.
Coleen was showing off every inch of her incredible figure, the result of gruelling hours spent in the gym multiple times a week.
She was overseeing her brood on the fun-filled day, as she was spotted clutching a glass of wine while pointing into the water.
The couple are frequent visitors to Barbados and own a £5million five bedroom villa, which has an infinity pool complete with a link bridge and sleeps 14. They bought the property in 2010 and rent the holiday home when they are not in residence.
Her day on the boat came as Coleen marked her late sister Rosie’s anniversary by sharing a sweet snap of the teen, who passed away in 2013. She added a caption reading: ‘Another year since you left us Rosie. Keep watching over us.’
Now back in the UK, Coleen cut a laidback figure in a brown teddy fleece zip-up jumper as she pushed a trolley of shopping to her car
Rosie passed away aged 14 following her lifelong battle with Rett syndrome, a rare brain disorder that causes severe disabilities.
The disorder affects physical movement and can bring about many different symptoms in each individual case.
Rosie was taken in as a foster child by Coleen’s parents, bricklayer Tony and Colette, a former nursery nurse, when she was two.
Although they were aware she was disabled, they did not know the full extent of her condition, which has no cure.
In an exclusive article for The Mail on Sunday in 2006, Coleen wrote: ‘When Rosie arrived, she could crawl, and even though she couldn’t use her hands that much, she would handle toys on her play mat, and she could eat.
‘But over a period of time, she stopped crawling and lost what use of her hands she had. Then she started having problems swallowing her food.
‘It took pretty much a year for Rosie to be diagnosed and, looking back, I can see how much Mum pushed to find out what was wrong with her and to try to do what was best for her.’
