Rebekah Vardy in fresh row with fellow WAG Annie Walker as she labels her 'obsessed'
Rebekah Vardy has sparked a fresh feud with Annie Walker, as she labelled her fellow WAG as being “obsessed” with her.
Annie, 30, was said to be left “livid” with Rebekah, 41, as a result, The Sun reports, sparking the mum-of-five to hit back. She went on: “Funny though isn't it that it's my name she wants to use rather than the people actually laughing at her for being a doormat."I think she needs to focus with what's going on in her own life instead of trying to attack me by bringing me into her drama [laughing emoji].
The incident that Kyle has been linked to is being investigated by police, Manchester Evening News reports.
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