Coleen Rooney has admitted she would get "worried" about her husband Wayne going out drinking with his pals.
The 35-year-old WAG has stood by her husband's side throughout the years, and she has bravely opened up about his public cheating and boozing scandals in his forthcoming documentary.
She has now revealed her concerns about him hanging around with "groups" of people and that the mixture of Wayne and his friends together with alcohol was "not good".
Speaking in the trailer for Rooney - an Amazon Prime documentary that will delve into the footballing ace's life on and off the pitch - Coleen admitted: "I knew groups Wayne was hanging around with - together with alcohol - not good."
Elsewhere in the trailer, Coleen, who shares four sons with childhood sweetheart Wayne - spoke out about his infidelity and shared how it "wasn't acceptable."
She continued: "I forgive him but it wasn't acceptable."
Wayne, also 35, then tells how he is still dealing with the consequences of the scandal, adding: "People still look at me in a different way.
"For me, it's important that people remember me for who I am rather than what I've done."
Clips featuring in the trailer show video from the pair's wedding day as well as them at home with their kids.
Coleen has stuck by Wayne through thick and thin and she has overlooked his numerous indiscretions and infidelities to stand with him.
In August, Coleen reportedly vowed to save her marriage despite everything.
A source told OK! : "Coleen has put her foot down and told Wayne it cannot happen again. She’s really laid the law down and has warned him he won’t get another chance. But she’s saving her marriage and moving forward."
They added: "People might say she’s weak, but she’s not letting something like this ruin her whole marriage. But no matter what has happened, he’s a great father and a great provider.
"Her family and her boys are so important to her. Wayne has been a great support to Coleen and nobody knows what goes on behind closed doors."
It appears the couple are going from strength-to-strength and are ready to talk about what has happened in the new documentary.
After the special as announced at the Prime Video Presents Sport Showcase Event in London today, Rooney took part in a Q&A with Rooney and the film’s Director, Matt Smith, hosted by Gabby Logan.
Speaking on his mental health throughout his life, Rooney commented "There’s a moment of me talking about a time when I was really down. Trying to cope with the pressure of playing for Manchester United, and you’ll get insight into what was going on in my head. At the time, you’re figuring out how to get rid of that frustration. Behind the scenes there weren’t many people who knew. It’s hard to cover that up."
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