Wayne Rooney fears for his Marriage after wife leaves home with their children

Former England international, Wayne Rooney is said to be fighting for his marriage at the moment after his wife Coleen fled their £6million mansion on Saturday following a showdown over claims he 'kissed and cuddled' another woman on a night out before being arrested.  

Coleen, 31, who is pregnant with their fourth child, arrived at her parents, Tony and Colette McLoughlin’s home in a white Range Rover with sons Kai, seven, Klay, four, and one-year-old Kit.

She is believed to have confronted her husband Wayne over his drink driving charge and night out with mother-of-one Laura Simpson, 29, and told him: ‘The world is laughing at me because of you.’  

Mrs Rooney, who has been with her husband of nine years since they were 16 and stood by him when he was caught with prostitutes, is said to have broken down, yelling: ‘How could you do this to me while I’m pregnant? How could you be so stupid?’

Coleen walked out on her husband hours after flying home from Majorca on learning the Everton striker had been arrested for drink-driving at 2am — while in a car with clubber Laura Simpson, 29.

She’s been spending time with her parents deciding what to do — but at this stage she feels it’s over, a source said as reported by The Sun.

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.

Also. Wayne, 31, has told friends he fears his nine-year marriage may be over. 

Wayne doesn’t know what to do with himself, one said.

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.

Miss Simpson, a single mother of one, from Irlam, near Manchester, told MailOnline that she would have slept with Rooney if he had not been arrested behind the wheel of her VW Beetle car in the early hours of Friday morning.  

Mrs Rooney's family are said to be refusing to talk to Wayne because she fears their children will be taunted at school this week over his drunken liaison with another woman.