Coleen and Wayne Rooney have shared a glimpse into their sprawling rarely seen holiday home in Barbados, in their new Disney+ docuseries, The Real Rooneys.
The couple invited the cameras into their home for a year to document the highs and lows of their marriage, family life and work endeavours, with Coleen promising to show a side of themselves the public have never seen.
After viewers were treated to a look inside their £20million mega-mansion in Cheshire, Coleen also put her Barbados mansion on display.
The couple purchased the lavish property for £5million back in 2010 and when they are not visiting their second home, they rent it out for £25,000-a-week.
The five-bedroom property, nestled amid palm trees, also includes an additional two-bedroom cottage in the grounds and neighbours Freddie Flintoff, Ant & Dec and Rio Ferdinand's holiday homes.
Coleen and Wayne travel to the Caribbean with their sons Kai, 16, Klay, 13, Kit, ten, and Cass, eight, for their annual summer and winter getaways.
Coleen and Wayne Rooney have shared a glimpse into their sprawling rarely seen holiday home in Barbados, in their new Disney+ docuseries, The Real Rooneys
Wayne organised a private cocktail making class in their back garden while their sons larked around on a golf buggy on their latest trip in the Caribbean
The series followed the family's Christmas getaway last year with Coleen's parents Tony McLoughlin and Colette McLoughlin.
Located in the exclusive royal Westmoreland estate on the Caribbean island, the resort has become so popular with northern celebrities it's now known as the 'Northern Quarter'.
Once a sugar plantation, it extends to 750 acres and has 225 privately owned villas and cottages, a clubhouse, restaurant, spa, private beach and a golf course.
Speaking about their lavish second property, Coleen shared: 'We have had a house in Barbados for a number of years now.
'When the kids were younger we did go a lot more but as they have got older and we need to stick to school holidays and stuff, it has just been a bit more difficult because it is that little bit further away.'
Wayne organised a private cocktail making class in their back garden while their sons larked around on a golf buggy.
He said: 'I flew the day after Coleen so I knew Coleen would have had a long flight with the kids, it would have been a tough one.
'So the first thing I really wanted to do was get there and help her relax a little bit so I planned a little bit of cocktail making.'
The lavish villa was furnished by Coleen when it was built in 2010 and comes with five bedrooms, an infinity pool and breathtaking sea views.
The couple purchased the lavish property for £5million back in 2010 and when they are not visiting their second home, they rent it out for £25,000-a-week
The property, nestled amid palm trees, also includes an additional two-bedroom cottage in the grounds and neighbours Freddie Flintoff, Ant & Dec and Rio Ferdinand's holiday homes
Located in the exclusive Royal Westmoreland estate on the Caribbean island, the resort has become so popular with northern celebrities it's now known as the 'Northern Quarter'
Coleen and Wayne travel to the Caribbean with their sons Kai, 16, Klay, 13, Kit, ten, and Cass, eight, for their annual summer and winter getaways
The villa includes a stunning lounge, delicately furnished with cream seating, teak furniture and ceiling fans
On entry, the villa opens up onto a grand lobby leading to the main hall and expansive living quarters, which includes a stunning lounge, delicately furnished with cream seating, teak furniture and ceiling fans.
On the ground floor there is a study area, kitchen, fully fitted utility room, powder room, lavish lounge quarters and media room.
The main living room boasts hardwood floors and features a trio of French doors that open up to the patio and pool terrace.
There is an infinity pool with a link bridge leading to a covered outside dining terrace, and beyond this sits the detached two-bedroom cottage for additional guests.
There are further balconies along the second storey of the expansive villa, looking out to the Caribbean seas.
The pool features a line of comfortable sun loungers and beyond this is a sweeping lush lawn and expansive gardens, which roll down towards the 18-hole golf course.
During their holiday, they enjoyed a yacht trip in the Caribbean Sea where Coleen reflected on their 'happy' family dynamic as Wayne weighed up decisions regarding his career.
The couple, both 40, have allowed fans inside their family life with sons Kai, 16, Klay, 13, Kit, tem, and Cass, eight, in their new £10million fly-on-the-wall show, which was filmed last year
There was also a detailed tour of their £20million palatial Cheshire home, dubbed The Morrisons Mansion, which they built in 2022 upon 50 acres of farmland
Coleen said: I feel like we have really found our feet as a family and Wayne is home and he's happy, which is good because Primark is going to take up a lot of my time and I really need Wayne to help out with the kids.
'I think we're in a really comfortable spot at the minute with each of our careers. I don't think his mind will ever stop thinking about football because that is his life.'
Wayne replied: 'You do get things in your head. In order to get back into football, I need to drop everything else.'
Coleen said: 'If something got offered to him close to him, he would jump at the chance and I'd be happy for him. Whereas if he was to go away, that would upset the whole thing.'
Disney+ and Amazon had a bidding war for months to have the rights for the show, with Disney+ winning the race with the massive £10million fee.
Sources close to the project say Coleen will be paid £5million with the remainder going to production company Lorton Entertainment, which made her previous show, Coleen Rooney: The Real Wagatha Story.
Stream The Real Rooneys on Disney+ now.