Coleen Rooney 'will do whatever it takes to win legal battle against Rebekah ...

Coleen Rooney reportedly has 'zero intentions' in backing down amid her ongoing legal battle against Rebekah Vardy. 

According to reports, the mother-of-four, 35, will do 'whatever it takes' to win her WAGatha Christie High Court libel battle, as she's still 'convinced' Rebekah, 39, leaked stories about her to the press.

It comes as Rebekah hit out at reports her ex-husband will give evidence against her for Coleen's team in the bitter libel battle, saying it's an attempt to 'destroy her'.

Though the saga has been rumbling on for over two years, a source revealed to The Sun that defiant Coleen is still as keen as ever to prove that Rebekah was in the wrong.

The source said to the publication: 'She is as convinced Becky was behind the leaking of stories about her as she was the day she made the accusation.

'She has zero intention of backing down. 

'She’ll do whatever it takes to win the case.'

MailOnline have contacted representatives of Coleen and Rebekah for comment. 

Rebekah is suing Coleen for libel at the High Court after the wife of footballer Wayne Rooney accused her of leaking 'false stories' about the Rooneys in October 2019, following the social media 'sting operation.' Rebekah denies the accusations. 

The wife of footballer Jamie Vardy recently took to her blog in the wake of the news that businessman Stephen Clarke, 56, who she had a turbulent relationship with around 2005, had joined team Coleen.

In the past he has vehemently denied Becky's allegations that he abused her during their time together. 

She said: 'I feel the time has come where I may need to start speaking out a little more. It feels like a cruel threat to destroy the me that has survived.   

'I have already been quite open about how mentally vulnerable the abuse I suffered has made me.

'This legal case has always been about clearing my name.

'It's really important that women feel enabled to speak out about their experiences and not be shamed over them or have them used as a weapon against them.

'Speaking out provides support to the thousands of women who are trying to find the strength to break the cycles and leave their relationships.'

Stephen is among the witnesses who may give statements to support Coleen's case, according to sources.

He was tight-lipped about his evidence when approached by MailOnline.

A source said: 'Steve Clarke was Becky's second husband and knows her as well as anyone, so if he's called to give his evidence in court, it could be a bombshell.' 

In 2017, Becky claimed in an interview with The Sun that their 10 months together when she was in her early 20s was 'hell'.

She said: 'I know marrying three times makes me sound like Zsa Zsa Gabor, but after a difficult childhood I made some stupid mistakes and went out with some real-life snakes!'

Becky began dating Stephen, her boss at a timeshare company, after her first marriage to Mark Godden broke down.

She said of her marriage to Stephen: 'That quickly became a horrible relationship — I was scared of him. He'd tell me what to do, where to be and how to act.

She wed Mr Clarke when she was 23 and eight months pregnant by another man. She said: 'It was the biggest mistake of my life.'

Weeks later, she had eldest daughter Me­gan, now 16.

Mother-of-five Becky told The Sun: 'As soon as she was born he made us move abroad. He claimed he owed money and wanted us to run away to Cyprus.

'It went downhill from there. He became violent towards me. He cheated, he lied.

'It lasted ten months before I escaped back to the UK with my baby after he cheated on me.'  

Weeks later Clarke was sentenced to two years' jail after his conviction for causing death by reckless driving in a head-on crash which killed a dad and

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