Rebekah Vardy fled the country on Tuesday, just hours ahead of her arch rival Coleen Rooney’s Wagatha Christie documentary hits Disney+.
The WAG, 41, was pictured at Heathrow Airport with her children as they prepared to jet off during the half term break.
The well-timed holiday comes as Coleen’s highly anticipated documentary, The Wagatha Christie Story, launches on the streaming platform.

Rebekah Vardy was pictured jetting out of the country on Tuesday, just hours ahead of her arch rival Coleen Rooney’s Wagatha Christie documentary
The documentary, which airs on Wednesday has been made by production companies Dorothy Street Pictures and Lorton Entertainment for Disney.
It will also be available in America on the popular streaming channel, Hulu in what could end up making the Rooneys household names in the US.
Sources at Disney+ say that the promotional schedule has been carefully managed in a bid to lure as many viewers as possible to justify the cash.
On Wednesday, Mrs Rooney will celebrate the film with a premiere at the Everyman Cinema in Liverpool in Liverpool where she is expected to be joined by Wayne and their four sons, Kai, 13, Klay, 10, Kit, seven, and Cass, five.
Her parents Colette and Tony are also due to be in attendance, as well as a number of the Rooneys’ friends – including footballers and their wives.
The programme sees Mrs Rooney reveal the moment she came close to ending her marriage to to former England captain Wayne over his drunken escapades with other women, telling him: ‘I just can’t carry on like this.’
She said she confronted former footballer Wayne after he was seen driving home with party girl Laura Simpson after a night out in 2017.

Originally the documentary was heading in the direction of Disney’s arch rival Netflix but bosses were so keen to get it that they offered the astonishing fee for it (pictured with husband Wayne)

The documentary, which airs on Wednesday has been made by production companies Dorothy Street Pictures and Lorton Entertainment for Disney (Rebekah Vardy pictured at court)
‘It was just sickening. I’ve had that feeling in my stomach a few times and I’d never wish anyone to feel that.
‘You do think, “Do I actually know this person?” when things like that happen… you’re not the person I married and you’re not the person I want you to be.’
‘Wayne wanted it all to go back to normal but it wasn’t as easy as that. I was still mad and I just didn’t know what the future was for us as a couple.
‘I said to him, “I just can’t carry on with this”.’
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