According to The Sun today, Coleen Rooney – host of Coleen’s Real Women – is planning on a Caesarean birth for her baby so that husband Wayne can still play for England in the World Cup qualifier and attend the birth.

The baby is due on October 10th but as that clashes with the match in Ukraine, Coleen has apparently consulted with her doctors about having the Caesarean in late September…

A friend of the couple told the paper, “Both of them are so excited about the baby. But Coleen didn’t want to be worrying about whether Wayne would be there or not — so she is being super-organised and has already pencilled in the date for the operation.”

Wow… money may not be able to buy you love as the song goes, but it can certainly buy you pretty much everything else eh? Including an early birth to fit into a busy schedule!

Coleen Rooney has revealed that she has no intention of becoming a TV presenter on a full time basis.

Despite the huge success of her ITV2 TV show, Coleen’s Real Women, the WAG reveals that she doesn’t think she would be suited to general TV work.

“TV-wise I haven’t got a clue. I did try a bit of presenting on Star Traders with Phillip Schofield last Christmas, but it wasn’t my cup of tea,” Rooney told Celebs On Sunday magazine. “I didn’t really like it.”

On how she deals with reports on her personal life, the 22-year-old replied: “On a Tuesday I have to have all the magazines when they come out, but I never worry about what’s been written about me. I just look at the fashion.”

Coleen Rooney has admitted that she was surprised and stunned when her recent autobiography ended up at the top of the UK bestsellers list.

“I think writing a book – it’s a big commitment,” she told GMTV.

“You know, you’re putting yourself on the line to get criticised and stuff, and when I first [did] it, I was just hoping that it [did] well and, you know, it got good reviews.”

She continued: “But then when it went into the bestseller list – and it just kept creeping up and creeping up – and then one day I got the paper and it was number one, and it was just really good.”