Reality star Lauryn Goodman, known for her stint on Celebs Go Dating, is making headlines again—this time for her extensive financial demands from England footballer Kyle Walker, with whom she shares two children, Kairo, 4, and Kinara, 1.
In a scathing July court ruling, Lauryn was slammed for allegedly threatening to reveal Kyle as the father of her second child unless he met her financial expectations. Kyle’s post-verdict statement didn’t mince words, condemning her “insatiable greed.” The trial laid bare shocking details, including Lauryn’s alleged ultimatum to Kyle and a controversial text to his wife, Annie Kilner.
Lauryn reportedly sought £150,000 annually in child maintenance, including £14,750 per month for both children, £3,900 monthly for childcare, and £30,000 for a nanny’s car to be replaced every three years. Other requests included a custom wood-and-glass baby gate, a £70,000 car for herself every four years, and an Astroturf football pitch worth over £31,000. Lauryn argued the pitch was essential because Kinara, just one year old, showed “Lioness potential” by kicking a ball while crawling—a claim the judge called “optimistic.”
Her demands didn’t stop there. She requested a gardener at £28 an hour because “the lawn mower is heavy,” £800 for water filters and a steam iron, and £171.81 monthly for two phones—one for family and one for friends.
Kyle and his wife Annie are reportedly weathering a rocky period in their marriage. Kyle is rumored to be eyeing a move to Inter Milan, sparking speculation about a fresh start in Italy. Meanwhile, Lauryn, who resides in a £2.4 million Sussex home owned by Kyle, is allegedly exploring a temporary move to Dubai. Sources claim she’s considering renting out the property to fund her overseas plans.
A source told The Sun: “It’s been a turbulent time for Lauryn, and she’s eager for a change of scenery to focus on her kids. Dubai offers a sunny escape, and she’s loved holidaying there with her children.”
Whether it’s football transfers or family drama, this saga shows no signs of slowing down.
