Fans can catch 'The Real Rooneys' on Disney+ from Thursday, September 24, with subscriptions now under a fiver for a limited time
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Six part series 'The Real Rooney's' will be available to watch exclusively on Disney+(Image: Disney+)
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Football legend Wayne Rooney and his wife Coleen are opening the doors to let fans see inside their family life in a brand new documentary series. The former England striker will star alongside his family in the highly anticipated show titled 'The Real Rooneys.'
Viewers will be given a front-row seat to a pivotal year for the couple as they navigate a massive shift in their daily routine. It's all change in the Rooney household as Wayne steps away from the pressures of football management, swapping the touchline for the daily school run, while Coleen embraces some of the biggest opportunities of her career, including designing her own Primark range.
The series also promises a look at the couple as they navigate the highs and lows of married life while raising four lively boys. With unprecedented access, fans will follow the family's eldest son, Kai, as he passionately pursues his own footballing dream in his father's footsteps.
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Promising surprising personal revelations and career-defining moments, the cameras capture Britain's most famous - and famously private - family as never seen before. The backdrop for the series spans from their sprawling Cheshire home to lavish celebrations and unforgettable family holidays on the sun-kissed beaches of Barbados and the snowy Alps.
How to watch 'The Real Rooneys' on Disney+
All episodes of the docuseries will be available to stream exclusively Disney+ on September 24, meaning most viewers will need a subscription to tune in. The subscription now starts from £4.99 per month for the Standard With Ads package, with a 16% saving for six months, before rising to £5.99 a month.
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For viewers who want to watch without ads, the Standard package starts at £7.99 a month, saving 20% for six months before increasing to £9.99 a month. Premium costs from £10.99 a month, saving 26% for six months before rising to £14.99 a month.
Premium offers up to 4K UHD and HDR, four concurrent streams and Dolby Atmos., while Standard and Standard With Ads offer up to 1080p Full HD and two concurrent streams. Subscribers must be 18 years or older and can cancel anytime, effective after minimum term.
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Catch the couple as they navigate family life in their stunning Cheshire home(Image: Disney+)
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Football fans can also catch Michael Owen in six-part Prime Video series 'Meet the Owens,' which follows the former England striker, wife Louise and their four children as they navigate family life and the challenges of running their horse racing business.
All six episodes are available to stream exclusively on Prime Video, with Amazon Prime members able to watch at no extra cost alongside perks including next-day delivery, Amazon Music Prime and Amazon Reading. New customers can sign up for a 30-day free trial, after which membership costs £8.99 a month or £95 a year, although it will automatically renew unless cancelled.
Alternatively, fans might like to learn more about 'the special one' with the three-part series 'MOURINHO' available exclusively on Netflix. Subscriptions start from £5.99, but Sky customers can get Netflix included with TV packages from £15 a month.
Offering good value for money, the Sky Essential TV bundle includes more than 100 channels, while the £24 Ultimate TV package also includes Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+ and Hayu. Both Sky deals require a 24-month contract and prices can change during the term.
'The Real Rooneys' is available to watch on Disney+ from Thursday, September 24.