Wayne Rooney 'thinks his marriage is over' as it's claimed Coleen is 'planning to walk away'

His escapades on Thursday and Friday night have
seen him hit the headlines over the past few days.
But it seems that Wayne Rooney 's latest PR disaster
which has seen him charged over drink driving and
having to face allegations of impropriety with an
attractive young woman has taken it's toll on his
marriage.
The 31-year-old Everton star is said to have been left
thinking his marriage is over after sources close to his
wife Coleen claimed "she feels it's [their marriage]
over".
Speaking to The Sun an insider claimed that the talk
behind the scenes does not bode well for Wayne or
his marriage, as Coleen is said to feel this is the
"final straw".
“She’s been spending time with her parents deciding
what to do — but at this stage she feels it’s over," a
source told the newspaper.
“Things could change in the coming days but as
things stand she’s had enough and it’s finished. This
was the final straw and she feels humiliated. She’s
planning to walk away.”
And it seems that his wife's apparent rage has not
been lost on Wayne, as he's said to have told his
friends he fears his marriage is over.
One pal told the publication: “Wayne doesn’t know
what to do with himself. He’s had to apologise to
Coleen for lots of things in the past — but this is
looking like the toughest one yet. She is absolutely
raging.”
The drama started in the early hours of Friday
morning when Wayne was found at the wheel of Laura
Simpson's VW Beetle intoxicated after a night out on
the tiles, it's since been 31-year-old star kissed and
cuddled the single mother, as he enjoyed a wild night
out while his wife-of-nine-years was abroad on holiday
with their three sons.
And over the weekend Laura spoke out about the
events of Friday morning. Recalling her night with
Wayne in a chat with Mail Online , she said:
"Was I going to spend the night with him? Yes,
perhaps, we hadn't really discussed it. I'm not a
marriage wrecker it was all playful fun and I'd had
loads to drink. We had a kiss, a hug, some banter,
harmless fun. When the bar was closing, one of
Wayne's pals came up to me and said 'You know
Wayne likes the look of you and wants to go
somewhere with you'.
After the pair got a taxi at 1.15am they were dropped
off at a pal's house but decided to just drive on.
She added: "We didn't go into the house but decided
to drive off into the night, we had no idea where we
were going. I felt safe with Wayne, his driving was
OK. We were on the road for 10-15 minutes and then
we thought we saw flashing police lights so Wayne
slowed down, he wasn't speeding, and stopped at the
side of the road.
"There were two officers, I think and Wayne looked
really worried. He turned and said to me 'I'm sorry,
I'm sorry, you'll be OK, I'm getting out of here.'"

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