in

Inside Wayne and Coleen Rooney’s coronavirus lockdown at home as kids do school work and Man Utd legend even helps teach


WAYNE and Coleen Rooney have been homeschooling their kids while in lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak.

And the pair have ensured their little ones are getting enough exercise by putting them through a fun Body Coach home workout.

 Wayne Rooney was on hand to help his son with his schoolwork

Wayne Rooney was on hand to help his son with his schoolworkCredit: instagram.com/waynerooney


⚠️ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates


The Derby forward, 34, has given fans an insight of what it’s like to be on lockdown in the Rooney household.

He shared a series of pictures with his 14.9million followers on Instagram as his family made a productive start to the week.

Alongside the snaps, he wrote: “Some exercising and school work so far today.”

One image showed the legendary England international helping his son Kit, four, with some English homework.

Klay, six, cracked on with his work in peace while eldest son Kai, ten, knuckled down in front of the computer.

Rooney’s youngest son Cass then got involved as the boys worked up a sweat while doing a Body Coach workout.

Steven Gerrard clearly found their dancing hysterical as he commented three laughing emojis.

Body Coach, real name Joe Wicks, added: “Go on boys!”

Rooney will be stuck in self-isolation until April 30 at the earliest after the English football suspension was extended earlier this week. 

 Wayne Rooney's son Klay cracked on with his work in peace

Wayne Rooney’s son Klay cracked on with his work in peaceCredit: instagram.com/waynerooney

 Wayne Rooney shared the snaps of his kids with his Instagram followers

Wayne Rooney shared the snaps of his kids with his Instagram followersCredit: instagram.com/waynerooney

But the Derby County star has admitted he expects further delays as he continues to train at home.

He wrote in the Sunday Times: “The date set for the leagues restarting is April 30 so, for the moment, we have to prepare as though we’ll be back playing then.

“I can’t see it, to be honest, but it’s good the Premier League and EFL set the April 30 guideline because at least it gives everyone a bit of stability and something to aim for.”

Wayne Rooney enjoys chat with boyhood Man Utd fan Brandon Williams, who grew up watching club legend


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


Tagcloud:

Watch Gareth Bale complete Stay at Home Challenge with golf twist as Real Madrid star hits amazing toilet roll chip shot

Timo Werner’s Liverpool transfer in doubt as RB Leipzig chief admits summer move could be off due to coronavirus