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Lauryn Goodman shared a cryptic Instagram Story about 'people hurting you' after her Kyle Walker affair hit headlines.
Manchester City star Kyle, 33, was kicked out of his Cheshire home during the Christmas holidays after Lauryn told his wife, mother-of-three Annie, that he fathered a second child with her. It emerged the England star is the father of Lauryn’s two young children, Kairo, three, and a daughter known only as KW, 15 months.
The England star claimed he was never in a relationship with her and admitted he bitterly regretted betraying his pregnant wife. Kyle even rubbished her “untrue” account and accused her of seeking “financial gain”. But Lauryn hit back, calling him a “deluded narcissist”.
And now, after being the talk of the internet for many weeks, Lauryn took to her Instagram Stories to share a cryptic quote.
Lauryn shared a cryptic post about people 'hurting you' (GC Images)
Kyle and his wife Annie split after Lauryn told her about him fathering a second child with the reality star (AFP via Getty Images)"This year is when the people who hurt you watch you live your best life and regret doing you wrong," the quote read. After Kyle opened up about his relationship with Lauryn after fathering her children, he went on to instruct his legal team to look into matters after Lauryn's constant "mudslinging" and what he calls a "tsunami of false allegations."
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Lauryn alleged she had a secret relationship with Kyle but he later denied these allegations. He enlisted London firm Payne Hicks Beach, experts in dispute resolution, to draw a line under the affair to protect the children. Last week, it was claimed Lauryn has been discussing being part of a show with the mistresses of other Premier League stars.
The star floated the idea with at least five other women who had similar experiences with football stars. TV executives are understood to be mulling over the prospect of a tell-all series. A telly source said to The Mirror: “One of the producers who has worked on shows like Towie and other big reality formats clocked Lauryn’s story - and realised it’s very much a tale of our times.
“There are a whole generation of girls on the fringes of football, it’s like its own little ecosystem and when you get behind the scenes of it it’s absolutely fascinating. They’re all glamorous, they live flash lifestyles and go to all the same top clubs as the Premier League players - and along with the players they’re all falling in and out of love and lust by the minute. It’s pretty high drama - great telly.”