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REBEKAH and Jamie Vardy have beaten the January blues with a lavish trip to the Maldives.
The pair have been hunkering down at the stunning £8,000 a night Cheval Blanc Randheli wellness resort and spa, complete with amazing seaside views.
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Becky, 39, revealed the pair's "morning cycle to the gym" complete with a biking trip through a tree-lined street.
She later shared a snap showing her posing in the sea with the waves lapping at her feet as the sun set.
The WAG hasn't been shy in showing off their picture perfect resort and took to her Instagram page to reveal the couple's stunning beach-side apartment.
At the click of a switch, a blind slid across to reveal the crystal clear waters just steps away from the living space.
The I'm A Celeb star wrote in her caption: "Good Morning ☀️ feeling blessed. Wishing everyone a wonderful and productive day ❤️"
Mum of five Becky also shared a snap showing her snuggled up to hubby Jamie, 35, wearing the Mach and Mach shoe-of-the-moment and a pretty patterned dress.
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Meanwhile Leicester City ace Jamie hit the treadmill at the gym.
The equipment looked straight out onto the sweeping sands and seafront and he told followers he was "working hard."
Prior to the trip he hinted at the getaway as he wrote on his page: "Thanks everyone for the birthday messages…now time for some R&R 😉✈️."
The couple are a fan of a sun-soaked break and recently were spotted holidaying in Spain.
JETTING AWAY
Back in November Becky's legal case with fellow WAG Coleen Rooney was dealt its latest twist.
Becky — who is suing Coleen over her “Wagatha Christie” accusations — reacted after learning her ex-husband was being called as a witness in their upcoming trial.
Describing it as a “dark turn”, she said reports that Steve Clarke, 56 — who she has previously accused of domestic violence — was preparing to give evidence against her had left her physically shaken.
Mum-of-five Becky, who was married to Steve for ten months from 2005, branded the development “victim shaming” and vowed: “I feel the time has come where I may need to start speaking out a little more.”
In a highly emotional 650-word post, she wrote: “It feels like a cruel threat to destroy the me that has survived. I have already been quite open about how mentally vulnerable the abuse I suffered has made me.
“This legal case has always been about clearing my name. I feel that these latest stories are victim shaming. It’s really important that women feel enabled to speak out about their experiences and not be shamed over them or have them used as a weapon against them.
“Speaking out provides support to the thousands of women who are trying to find the strength to break the cycles and leave their relationships.
“When it is used against you, whether in the media or by some other means, it hurts deeply and is frightening.
“I have support and I am strong as I can be, but I am disappointed that I’m being forced to face such headlines (whether they’re true or false).”
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The Sun understands businessman Mr Clarke — who denies all accusations of domestic abuse — has provided a witness statement to Coleen’s lawyers and is likely to be relied upon as a witness when their libel trial begins in April at the High Court in London.
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