Wayne & Coleen Rooney on 18 Years Together, Family & The Truth About Abbey’s Past!

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Abbey Clancy 0:00
So the show's out now. What are you most excited for people to see?
Peter Crouch 0:03
I'm pulling on it. On a cette chaîne, j'ai... I'm gonna get into some listener questions. What does it say? This involving Shaba.
Abbey Clancy 0:12
You walk up the stairs, you put your finger up a spell and go shabba.
Peter Crouch 0:14
You've got to walk upside, don't you?
Abbey Clancy 0:16
Right.

What is it like filming The Real Rooneys at home with the family?

Abbey Clancy 0:16
Okay. Like
Peter Crouch 0:17
a crab on the bill. This one is from Peter Crouch. Did you once for a milkshake at Abbey when you were younger? Yeah. I made a spill too.
Abbey Clancy 0:28
Spilt? Hello and welcome to the Therapy Crouch with me, Abby Clancy.
Peter Crouch 0:35
Me Peter Crouch and uh today got a beautiful Colleen and Wayne.
Wayne Rooney 0:40
Where's the beautiful wings?
Peter Crouch 0:42
You won't just start with the movies before as well. How are you? Oh good meeting. Yeah,
Abbey Clancy 0:49
very good. Nice to have some scouses on, Richard. Do you know when we were having that fight last night? Yeah. You were so scoused to me, by the way. I keep forgetting to tell you this. Was I? I've only just remembered it now, yeah.
Wayne Rooney 1:01
You're like,
Abbey Clancy 1:01
Who are you talking to?
Peter Crouch 1:05
Oh
Abbey Clancy 1:06
my god.
Corey (Parks) 1:07
Like that.
Coleen Rooney 1:08
Oh yeah, you like I know, you're like no, so you've got enough support. Yeah, exactly.
Peter Crouch 1:12
That's it. So talk us through the show, right? You're on you're in Disney Plus, real ruinies. Talk us through it. What's it been like filming it first and foremost, 'cause we're so often above doing something
Coleen Rooney 1:23
essentially
Peter Crouch 1:24
similar. Ah, we found it.
Coleen Rooney 1:26
It gets easier. Yeah.
Peter Crouch 1:27
It does
Coleen Rooney 1:28
get easier. I think at the beginning we we had a little taste of it when we both done our our individual documentaries. So they touched on a bit of family life, whereas Obviously with kids it's totally different when, you know, when there's more filament. So when we first started, we said, Listen, we're w we are a normal family, obviously living in this odd extraordinary world. Your house is amazing, my life. Thank you. Uh but you know, there's days where they might want to and they might play up or whatever and then that's fine with us, but you've got to expect that there might be kids missing some days when you want them there. But there's not when we could do or add it. Yeah yeah. There was a few days where it uh yeah, I was sweating and he was still in bed.
Peter Crouch 2:15
Like you you come down the stairs, you see the cameras and go, Mm, yeah, and go back up.
Coleen Rooney 2:19
Yeah, my aunt Clay, Clay, a few times you come down and you go, Ah, why are you and I'd be like, Just don't get him today and he'd go around and eat his breakfast like somewhere else. But he knew that was like it was he was bound easy, didn't
Abbey Clancy 2:33
he? I think I think it's Obviously when you do your work. And then you come home, that's kind of like A safe place. I I I know we s like divulge a lot of our lives on this podcast, but I found it like a completely different thing. Well that's in your house. I said about it.
Wayne Rooney 2:57
So you're you're putting it all out there for people to see and and judge really. So I'm like that scouse
Abbey Clancy 3:02
meme. Have you seen it where the dog eats the dog? But that's but that's the
Coleen Rooney 3:09
spot there. Everything's plays out in on socials and that nowadays. And remember years ago when like the Osborne's and that on it, it was sh it was like, Oh my god, they're letting us into their home. Whereas now I do think it is quite normal.
Abbey Clancy 3:22
Yeah.
Coleen Rooney 3:24
And not just for people in the public eye, for everyone.

How did Wayne and Coleen handle fame and tabloid pressure as teenagers?

Coleen Rooney 3:26
Yeah.
Peter Crouch 3:27
But you guys obviously have been so thrust into it from so early. Like, and you've been like, yeah, I suppose for me, when I got in England school, it was like 2005. By that time, I was like 24, 25. You like you were 16, like 15, 16. People knew about you really, like, you know, 14, 15. You were making waves as a kid. Then 16, you're together. And then it just goes crazy, right? As soon as you make your debut.
Wayne Rooney 3:52
Yeah, so so really as as adults we've been used to it our whole life really and so Um we've had to learn to deal with the pressure of that and and it's it's been difficult at times, it's been really difficult. Um I know I struggled um at times with the pressure of it and probably didn't show that then, but when I've looked back I've realised um how how tough it was and Um so that was why it was such a big decision for us to do that. And our kids, your pictures of them are on in the in the papers, they have been since they were young or um they're on social media.

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