Rebekah Vardy marks her 10 year anniversary with Jamie with bikini snaps and a sweet family photo

Rebekah and Jamie Vardy marked their 10 year wedding anniversary with an album of sweet snaps shared to Instagram on Monday. 

The WAG, 44, revealed they had marked the special occasion with a lavish balloon display and a trip to Italy, with Rebekah sharing snaps from the trip. 

Rebekah and Jamie, 39, were joined by their children, Sofia, 12, Finlay, nine, and Olivia Grace, six, on the trip. 

Also in attendance were Rebekah's children from previous relationships, Megan, 23, and Taylor, 15. Rebekah is also a step-mum to Ella, 11 - Jamie's daughter from a previous relationship with Emma Daggett.

Alongside their series of snaps, Rebekah penned: 'Happy 10th Wedding Anniversary'. 

Rebekah and Jamie tied the knot at Peckforton Castle in Cheshire in 2016. 

Wedding guests included One Direction star Louis Tomlinson, rapper Tinchy Stryder, Leicester City fan Sergio Pizzorno of rock band Kasabian and Vardy's Leicester City team-mates.

But many of her husband's close family stayed away, with Rebekah blamed for causing a rift between Jamie and his mother Lisa and stepfather Phil, who did not attend their wedding.

Jamie's daughter Ella, then five, was kept away from the nuptials by his former girlfriend Emma Daggett. Rebekah's mother, Alison Nicholson, was also not in attendance.

The anniversary post comes after Rebekah insisted 'hell will freeze over' before she apologises to Coleen Rooney following their bitter Wagatha Christie feud.

It began when Coleen, 40, put a widely shared post on Instagram which accused Rebekah's Instagram account of leaking 'false stories' about her private life to the press. Rebekah denied the allegations and sued for libel, but the case fell in her rivals favour, leaving her liable to pay £1.5 million towards Coleen's legal fees.

Continuing to profess her innocence, Rebekah has said she has nothing to apologise for and insisted that it is Coleen who is in the wrong.

She said: 'I'm never going to apologise for something I didn't do. Hell will freeze over before I do that. I'm living with the judgment the judge made but, still to this day, I believe she was wrong'.

Husband Jamie also rushed to her defence, saying: 'People thinking that Bex was a villain, it's just a load of s*** but everyone close to her knows, that's all she needs. It was really tough seeing Bex in pain'.

Rebekah explained she was 'f***ing bored' of the long-running feud and while she may never apologies to Coleen, insisted she was not interested in living in the past or continuing to fight with her former pal.

She told The Sun she 'did not have any negative feelings' towards Coleen, despite admitting many people would find that hard to believe.

Before adding: 'I've got no idea what [Coleen] thinks of me, but I'm not bothered.'

Coleen said in a statement after the ruling she was 'pleased' the decision went in her favour but she 'never believed' the case should have gone to court 'at such expense in times of hardship for so many people when the money could have been far better spent helping others'.

Rebekah was also ordered to pay a significant portion of Coleen's legal costs - a staggering £1.6million fine.

In April this year, the Daily Mail reported that a source said Rebekah needed husband Jamie to secure one final lucrative contract in football so she could continue her 'ultimate WAG life' and pay the legal bill owed to Coleen Rooney that is hanging over her.

The source added: 'She will also want to hope he will go to Saudi or the US where she won't have the cloud that hangs over her in the UK and can start to rebuild her life as a public figure and hopefully start to earn again.

'Rebekah will be wanting to make sure his next move will be lucrative to allow her to live the life she's accustomed to but also to help pay of her legal fees.

'Now that she has limited earning potential apart from her property portfolio she will need to make sure he is earning enough to keep her and their five children living the ultimate WAG life.'