Wayne Rooney shows off his singing skills again at son Kit’s first Holy Communion

ENGLAND legend Wayne Rooney has shown off his singing skills again — this time at son Kit’s first Holy Communion.

The former Manchester United striker, 38, took to the stage as family and friends marked the day in a plush marquee at his Cheshire mansion.

Wayne and wife Coleen hired the gospel Celebration Choir for the event — with the retired goal hero getting involved.

Choir director Colin Williams said: “Beautiful event, good singing voice from Mr Rooney.”

Member Yvonne Shelton added: “Yes, can sing.”

The Rooneys shared a snap of eight-year-old Kit in a summer suit.

A source said: “Wayne loves getting up and singing at a party and Kit’s communion was no different.

“His mates love it when he takes to the stage. He’s not got the best voice, but he’s not got the worst either.

“He chose a gospel track and some of the professional singers in the room helped him out and were surprised by his talent.”

Wayne was previously caught on camera singing in a pub with music superstar Ed Sheeran.

He also sang a duet with former teammate Phil Jones at Roma defender Chris Smalling’s wedding to model Sam Cooke.

But not all his performances have hit the mark.

In January Man United technical director Darren Fletcher, who played with Rooney at United, told how Wazza was once booed off stage by his teammates during a boozy night out.

After United won the Premier League in 2013, Rio Ferdinand invited some of his team-mates to his restaurant where they enjoyed a performance from rock band Stereophonics.

Ferdinand revealed the Sterephonics were "brilliant" before Fletcher reminded him about how the night ended.

Fletcher said: "Wazza used to think he could be lead singer didn't he? Remember the night he got booed off and he lost his head?"