Vardys to Star in New ITV Reality Show

Rebekah and are taking a leaf out of the Rooney's book as they are letting cameras into their private lives for a new reality series.

The Vardys offers an insight into the couple's life as they face their biggest challenge yet - leaving Leicester City after 13 years for a new life abroad. 

After a difficult and dramatic five years in the UK, Rebekah is ready for the next chapter - but uprooting and moving to with four kids is not what she had in mind. 

As she manages the emotional and physical upheaval of the new move, she reflects on her recent challenges in the UK and is intent on putting the 'Wagatha' drama with her rival behind her. 

The series follows all the drama and chaos of their new family adventure - from frantic house-hunts and tearful school searches, to unexpected disasters and dramatic setbacks.

Meanwhile, Jamie battles to prove his doubters wrong on the pitch at the age of 38, with Italian Serie A underdogs US Cremonese.

Louise Major, Commissioning Editor for Entertainment & Reality, said: 'We're thrilled to be working with the Vardys on this series for ITV1 and ITVX. 

'At a pivotal moment in their lives, this is a rare and revealing look behind the headlines – from the highs of Jamie's football legacy to the realities of starting over as a family, with Rebekah sharing her reflections on one of the most talked-about stories of the last decade.'  

Dan Grabiner and Nat Lippiett, Executive Producers, Orchard Studios said: 'The Vardys are an iconic and brilliantly entertaining family, and this behind-the-scenes insight into their big move shows them as you've never seen them before: candid, unfiltered and completely unpredictable. Welcome to the Vardy party.' 

It comes after Coleen took part in a Disney+ documentary Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story where she was paid 'millions' to tell the story of her battle with Rebekah. 

It aired four after she posted on both her X and Instagram accounts to accuse Rebekah of leaking stories about her to The Sun newspaper.

Sources close to Coleen said she was paid in excess of £1 million following a bidding war for the four-part series. 

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.

One source said: 'What Coleen went through with Becky was pretty awful, there is no doubting that it was a really, really hard time for her and her family.

'But her show was really in demand, everybody wanted it. Coleen is the one who the public had the most sympathy with and her inside story was always going to be gripping.

'She kept her counsel a lot more than Becky did throughout so there was always going to be a lot to share in it. 

'But still, it is a lot of money, hopefully that will have made her feel better about losing four years of her life.'