Rebekah Vardy celebrates as she watches husband Jamie in action for Leicester City

Rebekah Vardy was among the crowd watching husband Jamie play for Leicester City today - as Coleen Rooney danced the night away with pals at Westlife's sold-out concert following her Wagatha Christie win.

Mrs Vardy, 40, was pictured celebrating with her arms aloft as Leicester raced into a two-goal lead before their Premier League match against Brentford at the King Power Stadium ended 2-2.

Striker Jamie played the whole match, contributing an assist as his wife watched from the stands wearing sunglasses and a leather jacket.

Her attendance at the game comes after her loss in the Wagatha Christie High Court libel case, in which she was accused by Coleen Rooney of leaking 'false stories' to the media.

Mrs Vardy today said she had the 'true Vardy resting b***h face' on her 40th birthday in February as she celebrated the milestone in the midst of the trial.

The mother-of-five is now planning a celebration to mark her birthday after the end of the trial, insisting: 'The Vardys love a party!'

Meanwhile, Mrs Rooney 'danced the night away' with pals at Westlife's sold-out concert at London's Wembley Stadium on Saturday - as part of their Wild Dreams Tour.

The WAG, 36, even posed for backstage photos with the band that comprises of Shane Filan, Kian Egan, Mark Feehily and Nicky Byrne.

Coleen nailed summer chic in a floral linen jumpsuit that was nipped in at her waist with a beige belt and she added matching sandals.

A source said: 'Coleen and her pals loved the show and stayed to celebrate with Westlife and other celebrity guests at the exclusive after party at Wembley Stadium. She and the girls danced the night away with the boys, Rylan and Louis.

Coleen was in high spirits during the concert and was seen singing along to all the hits from the Royal Box. She’s a big Westlife fan after the band sang at her wedding to Wayne in 2008.'

She was later joined by presenter Rylan Clarke, who also jumped at the opportunity for a snap with the Irish boyband.

The couple splashed out £400,000 to book Coleen’s favourite band, Westlife, for their 2008 wedding at the elegant Italian resort of Portofino.

They ensured that no expense was spared as The Mail on Sunday also revealed they spent £1million on pre-wedding celebrations and £200,000 on her dress.

The main ceremony took place at Villa Durazzo, part of the stunning 16th Century Castello Brown, while the reception will be held in La Cervara, a 700-year-old former abbey.

Last year, Westlife's Kian revealed on the Jonathan Ross Show, that he got so drunk at the Rooney wedding that he threw up in the bath after being carried out by security.

While chatting about performing at Wayne and Coleen Rooney's wedding, Shane clarified: 'It was actually Coleen who booked us for Wayne as a surprise. We thought it was the other way around - we thought Coleen might be the fan.'

'He came up and sang with us. He kind of rapped it. It was only a small wedding, I think there were 70 people at it. It was the smallest gig we ever did but it was fun.'

Kian recalled the night of the wedding following their performance, saying: 'I definitely got a bit carried away. We started having a few drinks and before you know it you're at the bar doing shots with one of Wayne's cousins or something like that.'

He added: 'I remember being carried out by our security and going back up to our dressing room in the hotel and vomiting into the bathtub!'

Coleen's outing comes as she and Rebekah are set for one last dramatic High Court showdown over who will foot the multi-million-pound bill for their costly ‘Wagatha Christie’ libel battle.

Sources close to Coleen – who won the case last week – told The Mail on Sunday she will fight to make sure Rebekah pays the full amount, estimated to be up to £3million.

Usually a winning party will still have to pay about 30 per cent of the costs.

But Coleen’s team claim the judge’s damning judgment that Becky did sell stories about her to The Sun newspaper means it is ‘inconceivable’ that she won’t be made to pay the full amount.