Little Roo's Diner: Fast food hut for Kai Rooney built so he can play at serving his grandparents in their back garden Wayne Rooney 'did not want Kai to feel left out' after birth of new son Klay Wayne Rooney's son Kai has his own fast food diner which has been built in his grandparents' back garden. While most youngsters would be happy to be taken out for a burger and chips, three-year-old Kai loves being chef in his make-shift restaurant called Little Roo's Diner. When he is not serving his grandparents Tony and Colette McLoughlin at their home in Roby, Merseyside, Kai likes to eat his own dinner in the hut. Wayne And Coleen Rooney have had an American-style diner built for their eldest son The Rooney's did not want their son to feel left out after the birth of newborn Klay It is believed the diner was built so Kai didn't feel left out after the birth of his baby brother Klay in May. A source told The Sun: 'He absolutely adores it. Like all parents Wayne and Coleen didn't want their eldest to feel jealous. 'New babies demand a lot of attention and they're keen for him not to feel left out.' Wayne Rooney and his wife Coleen are currently soaking up the sun in Portugal where the 27-year-old striker is recovering from a hamstring injury. Three-year-old Kai loves being chef in his make-shift restaurant called Little Roo's Diner Kai likes to eat his own dinner in the hut and serve his grandparents' food in the specially-designed diner He also caught up in transfer turmoil as Manchester United are said to be refusing to sell the player to Chelsea FC. Former Liverpool footballer Graeme Souness recently said new Manchester United manager David Moyes is to blame for the Rooney saga which has left the player seeking a move away from Old Trafford. The new United boss was confirmed as successor to Sir Alex Ferguson just days before the legendary manager revealed his leading man had handed in a transfer request.