Wayne and Coleen Rooney ‘spend tens of 1000’s of kilos’ on Christmas lights for £20million Cheshire mansion – and so they’re so shiny they are often seen from aircrafts

Wayne and Coleen Rooney have reportedly spent tens of thousands of pounds on their Christmas lights at their £20,000,000 Cheshire mansion. 

The former Manchester United player, 40, and the I’m A Celebrity star, 39, moved into the mansion three and a half years ago.

The sprawling home is located in the famous Golden Triangle of land in the area, which incorporates some of the region’s smartest postcodes and plays host to plenty of football players, TV icons and musicians.

And the vast property is now ready for Christmas with the pair seemingly enlisting the help of professional to adorn it with bright festive lighting. 

Snaps of the home show Christmas lights lining the roof and porch of the mansion, as well as covering wreaths, trees and hedges. 

The lights are said to be so bright they can be seen from aircrafts on approach to Manchester Airport.

Wayne and Coleen Rooney have reportedly spent tens of thousands of pounds on their Christmas lights at their £20,000,000 Cheshire mansion

The vast property is now ready for Christmas with the pair seemingly enlisting the help of professional to adorn it with bright festive lighting

The Rooneys’ house, named High Lake Manor, boasts a snooker room, a home cinema, an underground spa, wine cellar, a stable area with space for 14 horses, and a football pitch 

Representatives for the Rooneys were approached for comment. 

It comes after Coleen broke her foot after tripping in her heels at Wayne’s birthday and has been sporting an orthopaedic boot since. 

She had surprised Wayne with a lavish weekend away with pals to the Cotswolds for his 40th birthday.

One evening featured a fancy dress party, which saw Wayne don the Queen frontman’s iconic outfit including heels and a leather skirt from the band’s 1984 video for I Want to Break Free.

However while he mastered the towering footwear and mimicked Freddie as he danced around with a vacuum before taking to the karaoke, in an ironic twist of fate fashionista Coleen tripped from her own heels and broke her foot.

Speaking on the latest episode of his podcast The Wayne Rooney Show he said: ‘It was great, one night was fancy dress.

‘I was Freddie Mercury. I wore high heels, a black leather skirt, skintight T-shirt tucked in, and a hoover.

The Rooneys’ house, named High Lake Manor, boasts a snooker room, a home cinema, an underground spa, wine cellar, a stable area with space for 14 horses, and a football pitch

Snaps of the home show Christmas lights lining the roof and porch of the mansion, as well as covering wreaths, trees and hedges

‘So I was walking round with a hoover but my feet were intact. Colleen actually slipped in her heels and broke her foot.’ 

However, the claim was later dismissed after Coleen shared an X-ray of her clearly broken foot on X after the boot was removed in August 2022. 

Stepping out on Thursday, Coleen revealed she had finally ditched her orthopaedic boot.

She cut a casual figure as she departed the Bank Medispa in Hale Village, Cheshire, wearing a tan jacket which she paired with a green patterned scarf and blue jeans.

Also wearing a pair of dark brown flats, Coleen added to her look with a black handbag and a stylish pair of sunglasses.

The I’m A Celebrity star was seen leaving the spa in her Overfinch Range Rover Sport, which cost her a cool £114,829. 

Coleen was previously seen wearing an Aircast boot to support a broken bone just below her little toe after she sustained an injury falling at her home in March 2022, which she had to wear for approximately six months.

The boot gained significant public attention because Coleen wore it daily while attending the High Court for the ‘Wagatha Christie‘ libel trial against Rebekah Vardy in May 2022.

Rebekah even hinted in an interview that Coleen might be ‘milking the moon-boot’ injury for sympathy during the court case.