Bikini-clad Coleen Rooney dances to Frank Sinatra during Ibiza party trip

She’s living it up this summer with back to back holidays as she awaits the verdict in her Wagatha Christie libel trial.

And boozy Coleen Rooney was in great spirits as she enjoyed a boat trip with friends during her Ibiza holiday this week, dancing wildly and sipping on drinks. 

The carefree WAG, 36, looked incredible in a skimpy black bikini as she enjoyed another day of partying with husband Wayne and their friends and truly let her hair down. 

Coleen showed off her tan in her strapless bikini top with scalloped edging, teamed with matching skimpy bottoms.

The mum of four danced with wild abandon to the Frank Sinatra hit New York York, laughing with her pals while sipping on a drink.

She was seen hugging her friends in between showing off her moves, kicking her legs up as she moved around the boat, which was moored up in the harbour.

Husband Wayne was also seen on board, dressed in a loose white t-shirt teamed with bright blue shorts and a baseball cap. 

The family have been making the most of their latest overseas holiday after jetting to the notorious Balearic party island, famed for its raucous nightlife, last week – days after returning from an earlier trip to Dubai. 

The holiday season couldn’t come soon enough for the couple, who have both endured a turbulent year for entirely different reasons.

On the pitch, Wayne has been powerless to stop his bankrupt Derby County side slide into the obscurity of League One football after suffering a long expected relegation from the Championship.

Meanwhile Coleen has made daily trips to London from her Cheshire home for a highly publicised libel trial initiated by Rebekah Vardy after she was roundly accused of selling stories about the mother-of-four to the press.

Coleen and Wayne had spent seven days in London’s High Court as she rebutted claims that she had libelled Rebekah, the wife of Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy.

The mother-of-four had accused Rebekah, 40, of leaking stories to The Sun about her family after entrapping her in a notorious ‘sting operation’ on Instagram.

Coleen famously revealed in October 2019 how she planted fake stories on her personal Instagram account and had changed her settings so that the posts could only be seen by Rebekah’s account.

Each of the bogus stories then found their way into The Sun newspaper, prompting Coleen to suggest that Rebekah’s account was the source of the leaks.

Coleen had claimed that her actions were a ‘last resort’ after she came to the conclusion someone was leaking information about her to The Sun.

She defended herself against the libel claims in court by insisting that her allegations against Rebekah were the truth.

Rebekah claimed in turn that Coleen’s post, which was published while she was pregnant, cost her a book deal and an endorsement for placenta capsules, while also acting as a lightning rod for people to abuse her on social media.

While they await the trial’s outcome, Coleen and Wayne have been racking up the air miles, with their stay in Ibiza preceded by a family holiday to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.

However the trip wasn’t without its fair share of controversy after the couple were slammed for swimming with dolphins in the Arab state, where they stayed at a £7,000-per-night hotel.

An outraged representative from World Animal Protection has now blasted the couple for encouraging the practice – arguing the mammals are kept in ‘tiny barren, concrete tanks 200k times smaller than their natural space’.

Peter Kemple Hardy, head of campaigns at the non-profit organisation told MailOnline: ‘Sadly every year millions of animal lovers like the Rooney family are misled into thinking that captive dolphin experiences are cruelty-free, educational and good for conservation efforts.

‘Unfortunately, the industry is profiting billions of dollars from keeping dolphins in tiny barren, concrete tanks 200k times smaller than their natural space.

‘Dolphins are wild animals and in their natural environment, swim 100 square kilometres of ocean freely, sometimes much more.

‘We are calling on holiday makers to see dolphins in the wild with a responsible tour operator rather than in captivity and for tour operators like TUI to follow the lead of Expedia, TripAdvisor, Virgin Holidays, British Airways Holidays and Booking.com who have all stopped profiting from dolphin entertainment.’

Coleen had posted a collection of photos from their getaway on Sunday, including one with saw the family-of-six posing with a dolphin.

It saw them all wearing matching yellow life jackets with a delighted Kit receiving a kiss on the cheek from one.

The family has since flown to Ibiza for Father’s Day and have been seen out on the town with footballers Alex and Michael and their partners.