Rebekah Vardy arrives at Heathrow Airport with husband Jamie as they jet off on luxury first-class flight to Dubai amid her rumoured I'm A Celeb return to surprise rival Coleen Rooney

Rebekah Vardy and her husband Jamie arrived at Heathrow Airport in matching travel outfits on Wednesday amid her rumoured I'm A Celebrity return, ahead of Coleen Rooney 's debut.

The grinning WAG, 42, looked completely unfazed alongside Leicester City footballer Jamie ahead of rival Coleen's jungle arrival, who was seen at the same airport just days earlier for her 22-hour flight to Australia.

But Rebakah's smiles are likely to be short lived as ITV announce that they have bought the rights to Disney's Wagatha Christie documentary which they will screen from tomorrow - despite Vardy trademarking the term Wagatha Christie.

MailOnline revealed on Tuesday that the couple carefully timed their trip to miss coverage from I'm A Celeb 's opening show, where they fear being the butt of Ant & Dec 's gags.

Despite speculation Rebekah is heading back into the jungle to surprise Coleen, the couple jetted off on a first-class Emirates flight to Dubai for a luxury holiday.

Rebekah hit back at claims she whisked away on a week-long holiday to avoid Coleen on television in a recent Instagram story before her flight.

Sharing a picture from her first-class seat, Rebekah captioned her post: 'Fleeing the country [laughing emoji]'.

A source revealed that Becky is dreading having the Wagatha Christie saga brought back to public scrutiny because of Coleen's stint in the jungle and wants to be as far away from her TV as possible.

An insider told MailOnline: 'Jamie is whisking Becky away for a week to Dubai during the I'm A Celeb launch.

'The last thing she wants is to turn on her TV to see Coleen and the prospect of Ant & Dec making light of their painful court case fills her with dread.'

Coleen's appearance on the show comes after she won a libel court case against Rebekah, whom she accused of leaking stories about her in 2019.

Rebekah lost the high-profile legal dispute in 2022, having sued Coleen for libel and said she was 'devastated' by the outcome.

While it has been reported that Rebekah is declining to watch Coleen on the ITV show, it is believed her team of lawyers will be on high alert and ready to take action if her archenemy says anything derogatory about her on air.

ITV is set to launch Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story to stream on ITVX from November 14 ahead of her jungle appearance.

On Monday, Coleen was confirmed as one of the 12 campmates entering the Australian jungle this series – six years after Becky starred on the show.

Coleen has been paid a reported £1.5million to star on I'm A Celeb this year alongside the likes of former Strictly pro dancer Oti Mabuse, 34, and McFly singer Danny Jones, 38.

Influencer GK Barry, 25, and Loose Woman Jane Moore, 62, also touched down in Australia on Tuesday ahead of their stint.

Coleen finally agreed to sign up following years of being approached by bosses given her 16-year marriage to Plymouth Argyle manager Wayne is in a strong position and their four children Kai, 14, Klay, 11, Kit, eight, and Cass, six, are older.

The mother-of-four paid tribute to her family by flying out to Brisbane on Monday wearing a gold necklace with her son's names on it as she prepares to be without them for the next month.

Wearing a £1,060 silk set of pyjamas from designer brand Toteme, Coleen flew First Class via Emirates.

She shared on Instagram a pre-recorded video displaying two white boards filled with plans she has organised in advanced for her children.

She said: 'I can confirm I am going in the jungle... do you know what they have asked me for so many years now and I have always said no or put it off because the kids have been young and I've had a lot on...

'But this year I thought, do you know what? I quite fancy doing it.

'I would like to experience something different, do something for myself, meet new people, I am looking forward to doing the trials.

'Don't get me wrong, I really anxious about leaving the kids, which is the biggest thing.

'For weeks and months that has been on my mind but I have come to terms with it.

'I have planned and prepped, I have an army of people, family and friends, school friends, all helping out with the kids and they're probably going to have a great time while I'm away.'