Pregnant Coleen Rooney indulges in MAJOR retail therapy as it's claimed Wayne plans to whisk her off on a make-or-break holiday

When the going gets tough, the tough go shopping.
After a month of strife thanks to her husband
Wanye’s night on the town with party pal Laura
Simpson , Coleen Rooney has been spotted making it
rain at Marks and Spencer in Wilmslow, Cheshire.
Indulging in some serious retail therapy, the pregnant
star blew off some steam in the chain store on
Wednesday, with her mountain of goodies pouring out
of her shopping trolley.
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Perhaps she was stocking up on holiday gear given
reports that her shamed hubby is planning to whisk
her off on a make-or-break vacay.
‘"Wayne wants to take Coleen away to make things up
to her and so they can work on their marriage,” a
source told The Sun earlier this week.
"They haven't finalised the destination but Dubai has
been mentioned.”
Things reportedly haven't been easy for the pair since
Wayne was busted drink driving behind the wheel of
another woman's car in the early hours of September
1.
The woman in question, Laura Simpson, later claimed
she believed they'd have slept with each other if they
hadn't been pulled by police.
And the Everton footballer is now apparently
desperate to make it up to his wife.
Although, the situation took a turn for the worse when
they reportedly got into a fight while watching love
cheat drama Dr Foster recently, according to The Sun
on Sunday.
Dr Foster sees Suranne Jones battling her cheating
ex-husband Simon, after his affair breaks their
marriage.
A source told the paper: “Wayne and Coleen have
both been through a lot in recent weeks and the
atmosphere at home has been tense.
“They were trying to have a quiet night in and were
just watching Doctor Foster like millions of other
couples.
“But something to do with the storyline sparked a big
row between them so they ended up switching it off."
Two weeks ago Wayne pleaded guilty to being nearly
three times the legal alcohol limit and was banned
from the roads for two years.
He was also told to complete a 12-month community
order and ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid
work under the Community Payback scheme.
In a statement England's record goalscorer said:
"Following today's court hearing I want publicly to
apologise for my unforgivable lack of judgement in
driving while over the legal limit. It was completely
wrong."
The court at Wayne's trial heard that his two-year
driving ban will be reduced by 24 weeks if he
completes a specialist driving court by February 2,
2019.
It also heard that Everton will fine Rooney, who earns
in the region of £160,000 a week, two weeks' salary -
or about £320,000.

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