Coleen Rooney cut a glamorous figure in a leggy black dress as she enjoyed a night out in Manchester with her husband Wayne on Saturday.

The wife of footballer Wayne Rooney, 39, looked happier than ever after the Wagatha Christie ordeal finally came to an end as she headed out on the town.

She showed off her toned and tanned pins in the high-neck number which featured a sweeping design and long belt detailing.

Coleen boosted her height with a pair of dark red slingback heels and walked slightly ahead of her partner as she strutted to a restaurant in the city centre with pals.

The I'm A Celeb star wore her brunette tresses in loose waves and opted for a bronzed makeup look. 

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The wife of footballer Wayne as been 'moving on with her life' after her high-profile libel case with Rebekah Vardy came to an end.

Meanwhile, Rebekah has been flogging her old designer bikinis after being ordered to pay Coleen £1.4M in legal fees.

The WAG, 43, agreed to pay £1,190,000 of Coleen's legal bill, plus a further £212,266 in assessment costs, after sensationally losing their case.

This takes the total Rebekah must pay to at least £1,402,266.20. MailOnline understands she has already paid some of the bill, including £800,000 four years ago and £100,000 last year.

It emerged that the TV personality is selling her clothes on resale site Vinted as she advertised the items on her Instagram story recently.

Rebekah was advertising a range of her colourful swimwear, from luxury brands including Luli Fama, ViX and Good American.

One bikini from Luli Fama, where swimwear retails from around £170, was being listed on her page for a fraction of the price at £50.

Meanwhile, the ViX bikinis, which would cost around £200 to buy new were being listed for similar price tags.

Previously breaking her silence in a statement, Coleen insisted 'time and money should have been put to better use' in the scathing message to Rebekah.

She wrote: 'The ruling yesterday in my favour finally brings this claim to an end, it's a relief and brings closure for my family and I.

'Throughout this long process, I am grateful that the judgements have consistently gone my way.

'However, as I have always maintained this claim did not need to be made or run for as long as it did.

'The time and money should have been put to better use. 

'I want to thank my legal representatives, management, friends and family for their guidance and constant support.

'Thanks also to the public and many well wishers who have been in touch with such kind messages. 

'This episode is not something I ever wanted in my life however I am thankful for the way my family and team have dealt with it. We look forward to moving on with our lives.'

Coleen must also pay Rebekah a total of £135,097.50 in costs under the terms of court orders from 2024, which will be set off against what Rebekah must pay.

A source close to Rebekah told MailOnline: 'It's a huge relief for Rebekah that this long legal battle is now coming to an end.

'She's looking forward to putting the whole ordeal well and truly behind her.

'Now she's just focusing on the future. And there are some big plans coming up for her now that she just wants to get cracking with.'

Coleen ran up a legal bill of more than £1.8 million while successfully defending herself against Rebekah's High Court claim in 2022.

After losing their High Court showdown, Rebekah was ordered to pay 90 percent of Coleen's legal costs.