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10th November 2023
11:26am GMT
This time she has revealed their text conversations in her new book 'My Account', about the Wagatha Christie case and the details are juicy.
Coleen explained her method for luring out who was leaking stories to the press from her private social media.
In her book, she penned: "I took a screenshot of the pyjamas article with the caption, 'The grease strikes again. I put that picture on, wondering if it would appear in that horrible newspaper.
"You're accepted as one of my friends, if you really need the money that bad you could've always asked instead of being sly'."
After seeing the post Rebekah commented: "What a joke," followed by an angry face emoji.
Coleen said Rebekah sent her a WhatsApp message which read: "OMG WTF is wrong with people! Why have they taken that one of you and the kids and not of Wayne in bed!
"That would've been a better story in their eyes d*** heads! Hope you are ok x."
The mum of four then replied: "Sorry love, just getting back to everyone... been up the wall since I got back from holiday and it was Kai's birthday yesterday. It was that picture of Wayne and the kids they gave to The Sun.
"However, they can't print it so they just wrote about it. It's not even the photos am bothered about cause I have nothing to hide, it's just annoying that someone taking and sharing it with them!! Nothing I've ever dealt with before, but just thought I'd let them know I know what they are up to."
Rebekah then replied: "That is so bad! And the Sun of all people as well! Have you been through all your followers? No one with any celeb mag links? What about being hacked? I would be chomping if that was me! Not on at all x."
Explaining how she had started to search for the person selling her stories, Coleen said: "Yeah, been through all but can't remember anyone.
"Got a few people onto it trying to source but if they're getting the info they're not going to tell. Had things like this in the past and never got to find out x."
After a spot of clever detective work and limiting who could see her stories Coolen was able to narrow down who she believed was leaking details of her life to the press.
Taking to Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, she wrote: "I have saved and screenshotted all the original stories which clearly show just one person has viewed them. It’s… Rebekah Vardy’s account."
This marked the birth of the now iconic phrase Wagatha Christie.
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