Coleen Rooney and her husband Wayne were all smiles as they attended the premiere of their new tell-all Amazon documentary, Rooney, on Wednesday night.
The loved-up couple arrived at Home Cinema in Manchester to watch the screening of the documentary, which will detail Wayne's boozy binges and cheating scandals.
Coleen, 35, and Wayne, 36, will open up on how the life-changing scandals affected their family throughout their 20-year relationship.
Proud mum-of-five Coleen wowed in a chic black suit which did wonders to accentuate her amazing figure.
The brunette beauty oozed confidence as she stood alongside her hubby who looked suave in a sharp navy two-piece suit.
Coleen styled the chic structured blazer with a form-fitting black trousers which featured a sexy ankle-slit.
She topped off the stunning look with a black velvet Chanel clutch in her hand.
The gorgeous WAG styled her brunette in a classy up-do and opted for a glamorous full face of make-up with a nude, glossy lip.
The new Amazon documentary will deep dive into Wayne's private life, his marriage to childhood sweetheart Coleen - with whom he shares four sons - and the misdemeanours which had Rooney's name in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.
The film is directed by BAFTA winner Matt Smith, who has previously made documentaries on Rio Ferdinand and David Beckham, and produced by Lorton Entertainment.
Coleen appears alongside her hubby in the documentary, released on Amazon Prime on Friday, and is seen speaking about the issues they have faced in their marriage.
It comes after Wayne bravely admitted that he went on secret two-day drinking binges as he struggled to cope with his sudden fame at the beginning of his career.
The former England ace, 36, revealed that he felt 'incredibly anxious' at the start of his sports career and the anxiety led to an 'explosion' of spiralling behaviour.
At the very beginning of his professional career, Wayne admitted that he would sit alone in his house and 'drink for days' as he struggled with the limelight.
In an interview with The Mail on Sunday, he said: "I would actually lock myself away and just drink to try to take all that away from my mind.
"Locking myself away made me forget some of the issues I was dealing with.
"I'd get a couple of days off and I wouldn't want to be near anyone. I would sit in the house and for two days, I would just drink."
Wayne, who is now a proud dad to four sons with wife Coleen, said that he was 'in a really bad place' as he came to terms with his overnight fame and the pressures of 'playing for his country'.
