Rebekah Vardy trademarks the phrase 'Wagatha Christie'
Rebekah Vardy trademarked the phrase "Wagatha Christie" after losing her libel case against Coleen Rooney.
The move could go some way to paying Vardy's legal costs from the trial. In October, it was reported that she had been ordered to pay 90% of Rooney's legal fees, expected to equate to £1.5m.Rooney and Vardy, pictured watching their respective husbands Wayne and Jamie play for England in 2016 Since the case concluded in July 2022, the story around it has been told in a BBC TV documentary, a Channel 4 drama and even a West End play.The trademark means anyone wishing to use the Wagatha Christie phrase commercially in the UK will have to get Vardy's permission and pay her.
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