Wayne Rooney pokes fun at his 'sacking' and Coleen steps into the spotlight as they open the doors to their 'dream' home with wild brood of boys in hilarious clip from Disney reality show

Wayne Rooney poked fun at his 'sacking' as his wife Coleen stepped into the spotlight in a hilarious new clip from their new Disney reality show which airs on Thursday. The famous couple and their 'wild' four sons, Kai, 16, Klay, 13, Kit, 10, and Cass, eight, give a glimpse at their chaotic daily family life as they opened the doors to their 'dream' home in Cheshire. Coleen said: 'Life's been turned on its head,' while talking about Wayne's sacking from his job as football manager for Plymouth Argyle. Wayne's team suffered a run of nine defeats in 15 games in 2024 during his seven-month tenure.The upcoming 10-episode documentary series covers a pivotal year in the Rooney household, as Wayne steps away from football management, swapping the touchline for school runs.And elsewhere, Coleen embraces the biggest opportunities of her career, including designing her own Primark range. Wayne Rooney poked fun at his 'sacking' and Coleen stepped into the spotlight as they open the doors to their 'dream' home with their wild brood of boys in a hilarious clip from their new Disney reality show The upcoming 10-episode documentary series covers a pivotal year in the Rooney household, as Wayne steps away from football management, swapping the touchline for school runs - the show airs on Thursday Talking about their mansion, Coleen said: 'This house is everything I dreamed of as a little girl. You draw a house with a door in the middle and windows on both sides' Coleen said: 'Life's been turned on its head' while talking about life after Wayne was sacked as football manager for Plymouth Argyle after a run of nine defeats in 15 games in 2024 after a seven-month stintThe two-and-a-half minute clip, released on Wednesday sees Coleen being asked about how it's been going to work after Wayne lost his job.'It's nice,' she said. 'it's just having time for me,' as one of her boys screams 'mum' in an ironically timed moment. She's asked what's for dinner and Coleen replies: 'Spaghetti bolognese', before questioning why he didn't ask his dad first and laughing. The camera then pans to Wayne as he chomps on a packet of mixed Haribo sweets and said: 'Does anyone like the eggs in these? I used to put the rings on when you were younger,' as he places one on his finger chuckling. Talking about their mansion, Coleen said: 'This house is everything I dreamed of as a little girl. You draw a house with a door in the middle and windows on both sides.' Wayne starts singing Blur song Country House as Coleen playfully rolls her eyes. Scooting across her perfect lawn, Coleen said: 'The only problem is, we've got to share it with our four boys.' With that, the camera turns to them as they tear across her lawn in buggies, doing doughnuts and destroying her grass. A chuckling Wayne said: 'I'm going to blame you for the grass when she comes out.' The camera then pans to Wayne as he chomps on a packet of mixed Haribo sweets and said: 'Does anyone like the eggs in these? I used to put the rings on when you were younger,' as he places one on his finger chuckling Scooting across her perfect lawn, Coleen said: 'The only problem is, we've got to share [our dream home] with our four boys.' Elsewhere, Coleen embraces the biggest opportunities of her career, including designing her own Primark range. With unprecedented access, the series follows the family through the highs and lows of married life, raising four lively boys, and supporting eldest son Kai as he pursues his own footballing dreamColeen then added: 'My priority has always been the kids, however, since the court case, [against Rebekah Vardy] and then the jungle, the boys have been proud of their dad for so long. It's my turn now. It's opened a lot of doors.' Then speaking about her Primark collaboration, Coleen said: 'I've put my name to this range. The nerves are setting in,' before the zip on her leather skirt breaks. 'But I'm not the only one, whose life has been turned on its head,' she said. 'Was it always part of the plan?' Wayne is asked. 'Yeah, we spoke about her doing more work, but not about me getting sacked,' he giggled. With unprecedented access, the series follows the family through the highs and lows of married life, raising four lively boys, and supporting eldest son Kai as he pursues his own footballing dream. Along the way come surprising personal revelations, career-defining moments, lavish celebrations and unforgettable family holidays. From their Cheshire home to the beaches of Barbados, Disneyland Paris and the snowy Alps, this is Britain's most famous and private family as never seen before: warm, funny and authentic. Viewers will be able to stream episodes 1-8 exclusively on Disney+ on September 24, with two special episodes available to stream on October 1.