Kyle Walker Faces Financial and Marital Strains as Legal Dispute with Ex-Mistress Lauryn Goodman Reveals Potential Divorce from Wife Annie Kilner

Kyle Walker’s recent court appearance has revealed troubling news about his marriage with childhood sweetheart Annie Kilner.

The Manchester City defender suggested that his relationship with Kilner could be in jeopardy as he faced off against his former mistress, Lauryn Goodman. During the proceedings, Walker hinted at a possible divorce, which could see half of his £26 million fortune go to Kilner, who is the mother of his four sons.

Goodman, 33, came under fire from Walker for her “insatiable greed” after attempting to secure extraordinary demands from him.

Despite Walker already purchasing a £2.4 million mansion for Goodman, she sought £350,000 in child maintenance and a £31,200 astro turf for their daughter, Kinara.

The legal battle also highlighted discrepancies in Walker’s financial support for his children from Goodman and Kilner, adding fuel to the fire.

Walker, 34, revealed during the trial that his marriage might be at a breaking point, affecting his financial stability.

He admitted that his relationship with Kilner has been strained ever since Goodman publicly disclosed their child, leading to a tumultuous period in his personal life.

Despite reconciling with Kilner and moving back into their family home, the court proceedings have shown that their relationship still suffers from past issues.

Following the case, Goodman insisted her actions were in the best interest of her children.

She expressed hope that the legal proceedings would secure a stable future for them.

Goodman emphasized her dedication as a single mother, focusing on providing the best for her children despite the ongoing challenges.

Court Rulings and Financial Settlements

In the aftermath of the court case, several financial demands were reviewed:

– Air Conditioning: Goodman requested a £33,000 air conditioning unit, which was deemed unnecessary by the judge.
– Astro Turf: Her request for £31,200 astro turf was also ruled unreasonable.
– Furniture: Goodman asked for £20,000 for furnishings, but was awarded £5,000 specifically for her daughter’s bedroom.
– Car: Goodman sought £70,000 for a new Mercedes GLE every three years. The judge ruled in favor of Walker’s offer of £51,000, rising with inflation.
– Child Payments: Goodman’s demand for £14,750 per month was contested, with Walker’s offer of £12,500 per month being deemed generous by the judge.
– Nanny: Goodman requested a full-time nanny with a substantial budget. The judge found Walker’s offer fair and reasonable, though it should adjust with inflation.
– Nanny’s Car: Goodman’s request for a £30,000 car for the nanny was partially granted, with £12,000 awarded contingent on proof of the nanny’s driving license.

Both parties have until August 13 to file an appeal, leaving the door open for further developments in this ongoing saga.