Coleen Rooney’s family have shared a sweet selection of pH๏τos from her childhood as they claimed the star is ‘always smiling’ in a new Instagram post.

The I’m A Celebrity star, 38, who is currently appearing on the show, had the full backing of her family and friends as they gushed over the mother of four’s happy demeanor.

In one snap, Coleen was wearing a costume bridal gown including a veil and flashing a big smile as she posed for the camera.

Another cheeky snap showed her covered in food that resembled tomato sauce as a youngster as she showed off a toothy grin.

Other pH๏τos showed Coleen as a flower girl in a pink dress and on family holidays over the years.

Coleen Rooney’s family have shared a sweet selection of pH๏τos from her childhood as they claimed the star is ‘always smiling’ in a new Instagram post

Another cheeky snap showed her covered in food that resembled tomato sauce as a youngster as she showed off a toothy grin

Other pH๏τos showed Coleen as a flower girl in a pink dress and on family holidays over the years

The post read: ‘Always smiling. Throwing it back to a young Coleen. We’re so proud of the woman she is today. Keep smashing the jungle Col! #TBT #ImACeleb.’

In one picture Coleen was wearing a yellow sombrero with a funky pink jacket and yellow shorts with nineties staple, jelly sandals.

The gallery of pH๏τos come after Coleen took a playful swipe at her husband Wayne as she discussed his football managing career on Wednesday.

The former footballer, 39, is currently the head coach of Plymouth Argyle after retiring from the game in 2017.

During a chat with her fellow campmates, Coleen admitted she feels ‘more pressure’ since Wayne switched from playing to managing. 

Danny Jones took the chance to quiz Coleen on Wayne. Referencing his new role managing Plymouth Argyle football club, Danny asked: ‘Is he loving managing?’

Coleen responded: ‘Yeah, he does enjoy it, it’s hard though. I find it more nerve wracking him being a manager than I did… I feel more pressure.’

Barry Guigan said of Wayne: ‘Well, he was very mature very quickly wasn’t he, he grew up very quickly?’

In one picture Coleen was wearing a yellow sombrero with a funky pink jacket and yellow shorts with nineties staple, jelly sandals

The I’m A Celebrity star, 38, who is currently appearing on the show, had the full backing of her family and friends as they gushed over the mother of four’s happy demeanor

Coleen smiling on a holiday as a child

Little Coleen wearing a paper hat as she posed with her dad

To which Coleen replied: ‘Well, I don’t know about that!’ as the camp laughed in response.

Wayne slammed his Plymouth side following their 6-1 hammering against Norwich, as he claimed the club’s Under-18 side would have delivered a better performance.

Plymouth suffered their heaviest loss under Wayne at Carrow Road, with a Borja Sainz’s hat-trick helping the hosts to earn a comfortable win.

The Man United and England legend blasted his side post-match and suggested the club’s under-18 side would not have folded so easily.

‘We were nowhere near good enough – we are down to the bare bones with injuries but that is no excuse,’ he said.

‘But if players want to come in the team and stay in the team then they need to perform better than that.

‘We were fortunate to be only 2-1 down at half-time. You then hope for a reaction in the second half but once they made it 3-1 I thought we went under, which is very disappointing.

‘The players just didn’t look like they thought they could get back in it.

Danny Jones quizzed Coleen on her relationship with Wayne

Plymouth’s Matthew Sorinola (left) battles for possession with Norwich defender Ben Chrisene

‘I could probably put the under-18 team out there and they wouldn’t concede six goals, so I’m very disappointed, angry, frustrated and the next 24-48 hours are not going to be very nice for the players.

‘But we need to really get to the bottom of why this is happening.’

The result leaves Plymouth two points outside the Championship relegation places, while the club are yet to win away from home this season.

The defeat was another heavy loss on the road with Wayne having also overseen a 4-0 loss to Sheffield Wednesday and a 5-0 reverse against Cardiff.

It comes after Wayne appeared on I’m A Celebrity’s spin-off show Unpacked on Sunday night, where he spoke about Coleen’s stint. 

‘It’s strange to be honest seeing her out there in the jungle,’ Wayne said.  ‘She’s doing a great job showing her character and personality. She’s doing us all proud.’

The former England footballer added the viewers are getting to see the real Coleen.

‘She is a warm and caring person. It’s great to see her bridging the gap between the older and younger ones and settling in.’

It comes after Wayne appeared on I’m A Celebrity’s spin-off show Unpacked on Sunday night, where he spoke about Coleen’s stint

The couple have been married 16 years have four sons; Kai, 15, and Klay, 11, Kit and Cᴀss

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When asked how much he and their four boys Kai, 15, Klay, 11, Kit, and Cᴀss were missing her, Wayne admitted it’s been tough. 

‘It’s the longest I’ve been without speaking to her since we were kids,’ he revealed. 

Wayne also gave an insight into how the family are helping look after their four sons as he works away in Plymouth, while the boys are based in Cheshire.  

He said: ‘Coleen’s parents are helping out mᴀssively. I’m over in Plymouth with work, so we’ve got a good team looking after the kids, but yeah, we’re missing her.’

Wayne added he hoped to see Coleen take on one of the show’s infamous challenges saying: ‘I’d love to see her doing a trial. That’s what going out there is all about – testing yourself. 

‘She’d be really good at the trials, and it would be great for her to have that experience.’

The football legend also confessed he and the rest of the family are huge fans of the show and that he wouldn’t mind making an appearance.

‘We watch it most years when we can. The celebrity version is the one we always said we’d do.

‘Maybe I’d try it one day if I’m not working, but it’s not possible right now.’