Rebekah Vardys Reality Show Panned by Critics

's new reality show is savaged by critics as 'very bad, very boring and deeply dull' in a series of lacklustre reviews on Wednesday. 

During the three-part series, Rebekah insisted 'hell will freeze over' before she apologises to Coleen Rooney following their bitter feud.

And if you are expecting any more details about the famous '' libel case then fans will be very disappointed as it is barely mentioned.   

As viewers claim the series is 'uninteresting and boring' it seems critics have agreed as the most the ITV show has been awarded is a disappointing two stars out of five. 

The Guardian's Lucy Mangan insisted: 'You will be disappointed', as she gave the series one star. 

She continued: 'This is because it is very bad and very boring. That will make every viewer down in the mouth. 

'Those who tune in for more specific reasons – being a fan of Leicester City's beloved former striker-god Jamie V or wanting to hear Rebekah V's take on the 'Wagatha Christie' libel case she brought against and lost to Coleen Rooney – will be even more let down.'

Meanwhile The Independent's Katie Rosseinsky gave the show just two stars as she described the series as 'deeply dull'. 

She wrote: 'A show about Jamie and Rebekah Vardy’s move to northern Italy as the dust settles on the “Wagatha Christie” scandal should, in theory, be television gold. And yet in practice, it’s.......... actually deeply dull. 

'The end result here is a strange mixed bag that doesn’t quite work either as silly, frothy entertainment or as a means of burnishing the Vardys’ reputation. Frankly, you wouldn’t really miss much if all the footage had happened to fall into the North Sea.'

The Telegraph's Michael Hogan awarded the ITV series two stars as he described the series as 'uneventful'. 

He wrote: 'Vardy became a cult hero thanks to his underdog story, rising from non-league obscurity to Premier League winner. This makes it disappointing that the couple are so tin-eared when it comes to their privileged lifestyle.

'Their Leicester mansion boasts a gym, a bar, stables, its own football pitch, golf simulator and a personalised snooker table, which never gets used. The children get driven around in SUVs and Rebekah scoffs at the idea of her teenage son taking public transport. 

'Once her husband becomes Cremonese’s highest-paid player of all time, she turns up her nose at a £13,000-per-month Milan rental property and scurries back to her five-star hotel.

'Odd flashes of insight aside, the couple might be warm and likeable but their uneventful series lacks sufficient soapy intrigue.'

Meanwhile watchers at home shared their frustration on X and claimed that people are now 'uninterested' with the Wagatha Christie scandal that dominated headlines back in 2022 as they begged her to stop talking about it.

'I mean, Coleen Rooney wiped the floor with her in court, so why is ITV even giving Rebekah Vardy air time? #TheVardys', a user wrote on X.

'BORING!!!', 'All the people interested in watching the Vardy documentary'.

It began when Coleen, 40, put a widely shared post on Instagram which accused Rebekah's Instagram account, 44, of leaking 'false stories' about her private life to the press.

Rebekah denied the allegations and sued for libel, but the case fell in her rivals favour, leaving her liable to pay £1.5 million towards Coleen's legal fees.

Continuing to profess her innocence, Rebekah said she has nothing to apologise for and insisted that it is Coleen who is in the wrong.

She said: 'I'm never going to apologise for something I didn't do. Hell will freeze over before I do that. I'm living with the judgment the judge made but, still to this day, I believe she was wrong'.