Coleen Rooney said she 'wished she was doing it all over again' after sharing adorable snaps from her son Kit's First Holy Communion.
The WAG shares Kai, 14, Klay, 10, Kit, eight, and Cass, six, with football star Wayne Rooney. She regularly shares sweet family pictures with fans on social media and over the weekend, Coleen, 38, took to her page to post snaps from Kit's First Holy Communion with her one million followers.
Kit looked dapper in a grey suit over a white button-up top and a blue tie. In one photo, he smiled for the camera as he stood next to a huge cake and in front of a sign with his name on it. Another picture showed Coleen, dressed in light pink, and her husband Wayne posing with their other three kids - who were rocking football kits.
Coleen also took a picture of Kit posing with his hands placed together in a prayer. She captioned the special family event: "Wish we were doing this all over again this weekend. Such a special day for Kit’s First Holy Communion. Thank you to everybody involved in making it such a fantastic celebration."
Kit enjoyed his First Holy Communion (Instagram)
Fans rushed to the comment section to congratulate him (Instagram)The star's followers rushed to the comment section to praise the family, with one user writing: "So lovely to see a holy communion don’t see many anymore," and another amused follower posting: "So cute! The pic of him with hands in prayer made me laugh though, his face."
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"Not many kids know what a Holy communion is anymore, nice to see you keeping up the tradition," one said and another added: "Congratulations Kit you look so grown up." It comes several months after Coleen's 14-year-old son, Kai, went public on social media with his first girlfriend.
He shared a snap of the teen alongside the words: "I love you." Kai shared a picture of the girl as she posed in a black crop top and white skirt. The sweet posts were taken in Adeje, Spain as the girl admired the sunset. Kai was tagged in the comment by a mate who wrote: "Lucky boy," to which he replied: "Muy cierta", which is Spanish for 'so true'.
Kai appears to have aspirations to follow in his famous dad's footsteps as he sees himself playing in the Premier League in 10 years time. The teen is currently in Manchester United’s academy system and earlier last year said: “In ten years hopefully I will be playing in the Premier League for Man United …that’s where I see myself but I’ve got to make it happen with the hard work and everything behind the scenes.”
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