Wayne Rooney has been spotted looking completely unrecognisable after transforming into Mrs Doubtfire during a theatre visit in London.
The 39-year-old tried on the iconic character’s mask and wig backstage at the Shaftesbury Theatre, channelling the beloved Robin Williams role.
Theatre actors looked on amused as Rooney donned the face prosthetic and wig.
The football star fully embraced the character, delivering the memorable line “Hello my dear” whilst wearing the costume.
Wayne Rooney was sacked by Plymouth on New Year’s Eve
The theatre visit was shared on social media by Rooney’s wife Coleen, who documented the evening on her Instagram account.
Coleen, 38, expressed her delight with the performance, writing: “Really enjoyed the show… Amazing cast, lots of laughs throughout.”
She added: “And lots of laughs afterwards.”
The couple’s night out at the Shaftesbury Theatre included a special backstage experience where Rooney tried on the character’s costume.
Wayne Rooney has been spotted looking completely unrecognisable after transforming into Mrs Doubtfire during a theatre visit in London
The duo posed for a photograph with the show’s entire cast following the performance.
Rooney and Coleen have one of football’s most enduring relationships, having been together since they were both 16 years old.
The couple are parents to four sons: Kai, 15, Klay, 11, Kit, 8, and Cass, 6.
Their theatre outing comes in the wake of Rooney’s recent managerial setback at Plymouth Argyle.
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The former Manchester United striker was dismissed from his role as manager in December following a disappointing run of results.
His departure came as the Championship side found themselves embroiled in a relegation battle.
The sacking marked another challenging chapter in Rooney’s managerial career, with Plymouth’s poor form ultimately leading to his exit.
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It is currently unclear what the future holds but he’s still keen to stay in management, despite experiencing difficulties in that job so far.
Speaking after his sacking, Rooney said: “I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Plymouth Argyle Football Club, in particular Simon Hallett and Neil Dewsnip who I shared great relationships with.
“Thanks also to all the staff who made me feel welcome and who make the club such a special place, the players and fans for their efforts and support during my time as Head Coach and I wish them all the best for the future.
Wayne Rooney and his wife, Coleen Rooney, enjoyed their date night in London on Wednesday
“To the Green Army thanks for making the games at Home Park so special, they are memories that we will share forever.
“I would also like to give a special mention to my coaching staff Kevin Nancekivell, Simon Ireland, Darryl Flahavan and Mike Phelan for their knowledge, dedication, help and support.
“Plymouth Argyle will always hold a special place in my heart, and I will continue to look out for and take interest in their results.”
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