The Rooney family have been spotted together for the first time since news broke that Wayne was locked up for four hours for public intoxication.
Wayne and his family are now back in America having been at their Cheshire mansion enjoying an extended Christmas break before he starts training with his teammates in a fortnight.
The unshaven footballer was seen sporting a baseball cap and black gilet as he joined Coleen and the kids at a shopping mall near their home in Washington.
Rooney, 33, held several bags from a GameStop and an Aquaman trident while Coleen held on to two Happy Meals for the kids.
Last night his wife Coleen was spotted picking up a Nando's takeaway, as it emerged Wayne was handcuffed by armed police and dumped in a cell to sober up after trying to exit an airport arrivals hall via a staff door.
The 32-year-old, who is mother to their four children Kai, nine, Klay, five, Kit, two, and Cass, nine months, was pictured picking up the food at a branch of the chicken chain in Bethesda, Maryland.
It came as revelations began to emerge that the ex-England captain had set off an alarm as he opened a door and then swore at police at Washington's Dulles Airport who failed to recognise him.
Rooney who plays for DC United in the US, drank three mixed cocktails and consumed a sleeping pill on his private jet flight from Riyadh where he had carried out some paid promotional work for Formula E Racing.
Wayne and Coleen Rooney were spotted taking their kids shopping in Washington DC earlier today after news broke that he had been arrested at a US airport for 'public intoxication'
Wayne was spotted holding a large Aquaman trident and numerous shopping bags from GameStop. It emerged that cops kept the footballer in a cell for four hours to sober him up
Wayne Rooney has been seen for the first time since news of his 'public intoxication' arrest broke
The unshaven footballer was seen sporting a white baseball cap and black gilet while walking around Washington earlier today
Rooney, pictured left in a police mugshot, had set off an alarm as he opened a door and then swore at airport police who failed to recognise him. Coleen is pictured right last night
Coleen picks up the food at a branch of the chicken chain last night in Bethesda, Maryland
After he exited the plane, he triggered an alarm inside the airport building when he attempted to open a secure door which is meant for officials only.
Coleen Rooney picks up a takeaway dinner last night at Nando's in Bethesda, Maryland
An armed police officer was on the scene immediately and the player was arrested for using foul language and being intoxicated.
A police source said: 'He was very rude when he was asked why he had tried to go through a door which is only to be used by security personnel.
'He had clearly taken liquor and was not in a fit state to be released. He was by himself... he was swearing and drunk.
'He needed to be taken in until he sobered up. He was detained until the blood alcohol level was at an acceptable level and was released after four hours.'
Rooney was arrested by Washington police officer Cpl. J.A. Spina and charged with public intoxication and released on a personal recognizance bond - and court proceedings had been booked for January 24.
But they were dropped when the striker, who earns $2.78million (£2.18million) a year, paid a $25 (£19.65) fine with his credit card after he was released.
‘He accepted his guilt and that was one of the conditions of his release’ said a source.
Coleen is mother to their four children Kai, nine, Klay, five, Kit, two, and Cass, nine months
The footballer lives with Coleen and their four sons in the upmarket suburb of Bethesda
Coleen Rooney posted a picture with her husband on December 19 from Alderley Edge, saying: 'It's so good to be home!'
Rooney posted a photo on his Instagram of himself at the Riyadh Formula E championship race in the days before the incident
He agreed to pay the fine before he was due to be brought before a court on January 24 and paid the fine in an online payment, it was revealed.
Under Virginian law, 'profane swearing and intoxication in public' is seen as a 'class four misdemeanour' - a minor crime, punishable in DC by a fine of up to $250 (£196).
The other two offences under the same category are 'possession of a schedule VI controlled substance (prescription drug)' and 'unauthorized use of public property'.
Rooney, who is currently serving a two-year drink-drive ban in the UK, had been on a short trip to Saudi Arabia before the latest drama unfolded.
The Rooneys' home in Cheshire, which is currently undergoing development, is pictured today
Rooney, pictured with his wife Coleen and their children on Christmas Day, was arrested on December 16, in Loudoun County, Virginia, home to Washington Dulles airport
Officers approached the 33-year-old when he appeared intoxicated, arresting him, taking his mugshot and throwing him in the cells 'until he sobered up'. His charge sheet is pictured
The striker posted social media pictures of himself at the Riyadh Formula E championship race in the days before the incident.
While flying back to Washington, he took sleeping pills and consumed alcohol, his spokesman said, making him 'disorientated' upon arrival.
'During the flight Wayne took a prescribed amount of sleeping tablets mixed with some alcohol consumption and consequently was disorientated on arrival,' he said.
'He was approached by police who arrested him on a minor misdemeanour charge.
This map shows the layout of Washington Dulles Airport, including the Jet Aviation executive terminal for private jets (top right)
'He received a statutory automatic fine and was released shortly afterwards at the airport. The matter is now at an end.
How Rooney is banned from getting behind the wheel in Britain after drink-drive admission
Rooney at Stockport Magistrates' Court in September 2017
Rooney issued a grovelling apology after being caught drink-driving in the car of a girl he met in a nightclub.
Speaking in September 2017, the footballer said he had shown an 'unforgivable lack of judgment' as he was banned from the road for two years.
Rooney, 31, who admitted being nearly three times the drink-drive limit, was also ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work.
By pleading guilty, the former England captain avoided a trial in which he could have faced questions over why he was driving Laura Simpson in her VW Beetle in Wilmslow, Cheshire, at 2.10am on September 1 while his pregnant wife Coleen was on holiday abroad with their three sons.
The only hint of the scandal was that it was an 'aggravating factor' that Rooney was carrying a passenger.
Road safety charities called the community order sentence 'a soft option' and criticised Rooney for allegedly signing an autograph for a fan after the hearing in Stockport.
'Wayne would like to put on record his appreciation for the manner he was treated by all involved.'
A Loudoun County Sheriff's Office spokesman said: 'He was booked into the Loudoun County Adult Detention Centre on December 16 2018, on a charge of public intoxication stemming from an arrest by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police.
'He was later released on a personal recognisance bond.'
A mugshot released by police showed Rooney following his arrest in what appeared to be prison issue clothing.
Rooney's latest drinking offence is likely to come under close scrutiny by his present US club officials at Washington based MLS club DC United, with whom he signed a deal last year for a reported £300,000-a-week. A spokesman said the matter is being 'dealt with internally'.
The former Manchester United star has already been warned that a previous run in with police at Wilmslow, Cheshire, which led to a drink-drive conviction in September 2017 when he was three times over the limit, had been closely studied by US immigration officials before he was granted a work visa.
Strict US visa regulations mean foreigners with criminal convictions can be refused entry to the county and denied a visa.
America's major sporting outfits demand their stars behave impeccably and avoid running into trouble through drinking or drugs.
The US soccer season kicks-off in March with Rooney the star player of the team.
England's all-time top scorer joined MLS in a deal reportedly worth more than $12million (£9.4million) - making him the highest paid player in DC United's history.
Rooney talks to Vernon Kay while attending the Formula E event in Saudi Arabia last month
Rooney also spoke to driver Felipe Massa while attending the grand prix in Saudi Arabaia
The club is owned by Jason Levien, who is also co-owner of Premier league club Swansea City.
Rooney is currently serving a two-year drink-driving ban and has completed 100 hours of community service which was part of his punishment.
In September 2017 he admitted drink-driving on a night out when he was caught driving a woman's Volkswagen Beetle when nearly three times the legal limit.
Rooney last played for DC United on November 2, when his side were knocked out of the MLS Cup.
The former Manchester United and Everton striker missed a penalty during the 3-2 defeat following extra time.
Rooney was pictured with Donald Trump's son Barron Trump (right) at the White House Christmas Party on December 9
Rooney, England's former captain and all-time top scorer, joined the Major League Soccer in a deal that was reportedly worth more than $12million (£9.4million) - making him the highest paid player in DC United's history.
Rooney of DC United during an MLS match against Colorado Rapids in July last year
He was the latest addition to an elite list of former England captains to hop across the Atlantic, following David Beckham and Steven Gerrard.
A young Rooney was a teenage prodigy at Everton and made his debut for the club in 2002 aged 16.
Rooney joined Manchester United for £25m in 2004 and stayed there for 13 seasons - winning five Premier League titles, one Champions League, one FA Cup, three League Cups and becoming the club's all-time leading scorer with 253 goals.
The 2019 MLS season is due to start in March. A DC United spokesman said: 'We are aware of the news reports indicating that Wayne Rooney was arrested in December.
'We understand the media's interest in this matter but we believe this is a private matter for Wayne that DC United will handle internally.'
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Prostitute scandals and booze-fuelled court-cases: How off-pitch antics have landed Wayne Rooney in hot water
By Brendan McFadden
In 2004 after Wayne Rooney, then aged 18, moved to Manchester United, national newspapers reported that a teenage Rooney had paid £140 for sex with prostitute Charlotte Glover, 21.
It was also claimed in 2004 that at a brothel in Liverpool he slept with Gina McCarrick, then 37, and grandmother Patricia Tierney, then 48, who wore a rubber catsuit and was known as the 'Auld Slapper'.
Mrs Tierney later denied these claims, but Rooney did admit to sleeping with unnamed prostitutes at the brothel.
In September 2006, former Everton manager David Moyes sued Rooney for libel over claims in Rooney's autobiography which accused the manager of leaking Rooney's reasons for leaving the club to the press. A settlement was reached with Rooney conceding he hadn't leaked these details and he apologised for any distress and embarrassment caused and paid 'substantial' damages and legal costs.
Shame: In 2004 after Wayne Rooney, then aged 18, moved to Manchester United, national newspapers reported that a teenage Rooney had paid £140 for sex with prostitute Charlotte Glover, 21
Former prostitute Helen Wood, 30, claimed in 2012 that she had a threesome with Rooney and her friend Jenny Thompson, while the striker's wife Coleen was pregnant with their first son Kai.
Despite the scandal putting their marriage under intense strain, Mrs Rooney eventually forgave the footballer.
In 2017, Rooney was banned from driving for two years and given 100 hours' community service.
The former England captain was stopped by police while driving 29-year-old party girl Laura Simpson home from a night out in her Volkswagen Beetle in Wilmslow, Cheshire, at 2am on September 1.
Rooney was almost three times the legal limit. His breath reading was 104mg per 100ml of blood. The legal limit is 35mg.
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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.
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