Coleen Rooney continues to cash in on I'm A Celebrity success as she flogs her nutrition range on Instagram while Wayne fights to keep his job as Plymouth Argyle's manager

Coleen Rooney continued to rake in the cash after her reported £1.5million I'm A Celebrity fee as she flogged her nutrition products on Instagram on Thursday. 

The WAG, 36, has been riding a career high after placing second in the competition earlier this month, with lucrative offers flooding in. 

Meanwhile, Wayne, 36, is fighting to keep his job as Plymouth Argyle's manager after the team have fallen to second-bottom in the table. 

In the Instagram video, Coleen revealed fans had been commenting on her glowing skin in the jungle, which she credits to a number of products. 

The mother-of-four, who has a new deal with wellness brand Applied Nutrition, said: 'I’ve had lots of really lovely messages about my skin whilst I was in the jungle and also lots of questions. 

'I thought it would be a bit easier to do a quick video to talk about what I was doing before the jungle and how the products have helped me'. 

Coleen revealed she used a hydration supplement the morning after the I'm A Celeb wrap party and credits other products from the brand in helping her maintain healthy skin, hair and nails. 

It comes after Coleen and Wayne reunited with the pair heading to Manchester Christmas markets after a lengthy stint away from each other.  

As Coleen spent the week settling into life back home, Wayne was hundreds of miles away 'fighting to keep his job' as head coach of Plymouth Argyle where he is thought to earn £500,000-per-year.

But while rumours swirl Wayne's job is hanging in the balance, he gave no thought to a potential sacking by Plymouth and insists he is focusing on improving the squad in January.

The team have fallen to second-bottom in the table after a run of only one win in 10 matches. The woeful return has heaped pressure on the former Manchester United and England star, who took over the reins at Home Park in the summer.

Wayne retains the support of the Plymouth board and was publicly backed by chairman Simon Hallett earlier this month.

He has claimed to be embracing the pressure that he finds himself under and revealed that his focus is on winter transfer targets to bolster his squad.

'There is always honest conversations between myself, Neil (Dewsnip, director of football), Andrew (Parkinson, chief executive officer, Simon - whoever that may be - about how can we improve, and from a recruitment point of view what players can we bring in to help, what players do we need, what players do we need to get out.

'These are all conversations which are going on, so come January we are in the best possible position we can be to get what we need. Getting the injured players back will be like new signings for us but we all know, we are under no illusion, we need to improve the squad, that's there for everyone to see.

'We are working extremely hard to put ourselves in the best position to do that as early as possible.'

Last week Coleen returned back to normality and dropped sons Kai, 15, Klay, 11, Kit and Cass to school.

Already reminiscing on her whirlwind jungle experience, Coleen posted the snap which was taken shortly after her exit.

Earlier in the day, Coleen shared a new social media video after landing in the UK from Australia.

The I'm A Celebrity star broke her silence after jetting back home following her incredible success story on the gruelling ITV reality show.

Coleen addressed her fans in the clip and thanked viewers for all of their votes and support which led her to the final.

The TV sensation admitted she needs to 'get used' to posting videos on her page, as she hinted she will be online more in the future.

She said: 'Hi everyone, hope you're ok. I'm back in the UK. I'm a bit jet lagged. 

'The kids are in school and I just wanted to come on and say wow wow wow, I am so overwhelmed with the love, support, generosity and positivity that you've all shown while I was in the jungle and since I've come out.

'I can't thank you enough for your messages, your comments and I am just so glad that you all enjoyed the show this year. Thank you to every single one of you that voted for me and kept me in until the end, because I got the full jungle experience. I can't thank you enough for that. I absolutely loved it.

'Don't get me wrong, it was hard. It was really hard. But with your love and support and the love and support of my 11 campmates love and support and friendship, you all got me through it and I am so grateful for that.

'What a year to be involved in I'm A Celeb, what a camp. We are friends for life. Our group chat that we have created has not stopped, we've all been on this morning saying how jetlagged we are and me and Alan have been on the school run.

'Some of us our watching trials back and it's been a joy to be a part of and we are going to enjoy Christmas and I hope you all enjoy Christmas and then in the New Year we're going to get together and have a reunion.

'What I've loved is that everyone watched it as a family and it brought love and laughter and tears into households, everyone experienced it together and we experienced it together as a camp.

'But I just needed to come on, I need to get used to doing these videos - I actually feel like I'm sitting in the BT (Bush Telegraph). But yeah I just love you all. And I can't thank you enough/ Happy Christmas and I'll be back on here really soon.'