Coleen Rooney cuts a casual figure as she exits the boxing session – based on the Wagatha Christie saga

Coleen Rooney cut a casual figure on Monday as she left the Cheshire gym after boxing lessons.

The WAG, 36, showed off her slim physique in a pair of black leggings, which she teamed with an oversized hoodie by The North Face.

It comes after Rebekah Vardy claimed she was “framed” during the Wagatha Christie saga.

Coleen wore a white t-shirt and black sneakers underneath.

She tied her dark locks in a high ponytail and carried a bottle of water in her hands and a pair of boxing gloves over her shoulder.

The brunette appeared to be wearing minimal make-up and, despite the grueling workout, looked relaxed as she stepped out.

It comes after Rebekah Vardy sensationally claimed she was “framed” during the Wagatha-Christie affair.

Earlier this year, Rebekah, 40, took Coleen to court for defamation – and lost – after Ms Rooney claimed in October 2019 that Ms Vardy’s social media account leaked stories about her to the press.

In an interview for a new documentary that will explore both sides of the acrimonious court battle, she says, “I wonder how easy it would be to put someone up in a way that made it appear like that was the only person who saw it [leaked Instagram] posts?’

She added: “To this day I find it absolutely incredible that she said no one else knew about it.”

During the High Court trial, Ms Judge Steyn said in her judgment in July that it was “probable” that Ms Vardy’s agent, Caroline Watt, took “the direct act” of passing information to The Sun.

The judge said: “In my view, the evidence clearly shows that Ms Vardy was aware of, condoned and actively engaged in this conduct.”

Ms Vardy has been ordered to pay up to £1.5million for Ms Rooney’s legal fees after she lost the case.

But the wife of Leicester and England footballer Jamie continues to insist she was not to blame.

And in the new documentary series Vardy vs Rooney: The Wagatha Trial, streaming on Discovery+, Ms Vardy also claims a mole is still leaking Rooney stories to The Sun – which she says also proves her innocence.

“The irony is that since I was removed as a follower, the stories about the Rooneys have been surfacing en masse,” she said.

A friend of Ms Vardy’s told a story in The Sun earlier this year in which he suggested Wayne Rooney would have a “companion” when he was separated from Ms Rooney, 36, who works in the US, which Ms Vardy’s suspicion aroused.

Mother-of-five Mrs Vardy is in fighting shape in the documentary, giving an interview dressed head-to-toe in black leather.

At one point, she snaps, “I have zero tolerance for that cop****,” adding, “I just find the whole thing hilarious.”

She was on holiday in Dubai with her husband when Ms Rooney took to Twitter and Instagram to make the allegations about the leaks. Ms Vardy said: “At the time I was feeling physically ill. I think it must have been the biggest panic attack. I was totally shocked. What do you do next? That’s the million dollar question.

“I couldn’t understand why anyone would do something like that. Why would anyone do that when they know someone is vulnerable and what the impact will be. It’s going to cause a damn storm – a massive one – and it did.

She said being in court was a “surreal” experience. And citing a fake story about a flooded basement at Mrs Rooney’s new Cheshire mansion – which Mrs Rooney herself posted and used to link the leaks to Mrs Vardy’s account – she said: “The first time that I read about the flooded basement was online in the daily mail. I love how I’m blamed for this, unbelievable.

“If I was selling stories, where are the messages that say ‘Give that to The Sun’? ‘Make sure I get paid for this’. Where are they? There aren’t any – because there aren’t.’