Coleen Rooney Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

By sporting a bright pink manicure, Coleen Rooney joined thousands of women to show her support for Cancer Research.

The Paint For Life campaign has been launched to raise awareness for Breast cancer, and asks people to paint a nail in the signature pink to show they are supporting the initiative.

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The wife of England footie ace Wayne Rooney put her celebrity power to good use by not only painting one nail, but both hands in support, the Daily Mail reported.

Earlier this week, Coleen tweeted her recently painted nails to her 839,463 fans, asking them in turn to get involved with the campaign.

"I'm painting my nails pink in support of cancer research and #PaintForLife week," she wrote.

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On Tuesday, her hot pink nails stood out against a monochrome outfit, as she left a Space NK store in Wilmslow, Cheshire.

Keeping warm in declining weather, the mother-of-one opted for black skinny jeans, a long photographic print T-shirt and a shaggy cardigan.

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A pair of black and white trainer boots gave petite Coleen an extra bit of height, which probably helps when driving her massive Mercedes Benz 4x4.

Unlike most WAGs, the young mother doesn't feel the need to be made up every time she leaves the house.

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Her unstyled hair and natural make-up make her seem more down to earth than her glamorous peers.

Source-ANI