Annie Kilner has reportedly created new rules for her footballer husband Kyle Walker as the couple attempt to work things out
Kyle Walker’s wife Annie Kilner has reportedly set up ‘new rules’ for the footballer after dealing with Lauryn Goodman’s swipes.
The England football star fathered two children with on-off fling Lauryn.
The duo recently went to court over child maintenance support which had the judge accusing the Instagram model of being “difficult, unreasonable” and treating Kyle like an “open-ended chequebook”.
Lauryn suffered an embarrassing loss in court and has used her Instagram Stories to make bombshell claims about the father of her children as well as his wife.
Lauryn shared a series of Snapchat messages she claims were sent to her from the footballer. Alongside one, she threatened: “If you keep coming for me I will keep dishing out the FACTS. Believe me I have a BOOK load.”
She also shared a message from a follower who branded Annie his “bitter horrible wife”. Amid the neverending drama, it was said Annie created a few new rules for her husband as they attempted to make things work. A source said: “He is only dealing with lawyers when it comes to Lauryn and the kids – he’s not speaking to Lauryn directly.”
Speaking to Closer Magazine, they added: “And Annie has said he needs to be more open with her, like letting her see his phone and messages.” They said that Annie is struggling to trust him but Kyle is willing ‘to do anything it takes to keep her’. The Mirror have contacted Kyle and Annie’s representatives for comment.
Annie booted Kyle out of their home earlier this year after news of his second love child emerged. But in April he is said to have been by Annie’s side as she gave birth to their fourth son Rezon. She announced she was taking “some time away” from her marriage in January but they are now believed to be working through their problems.
During the child maintenance hearing last month, Lauryn made a few demands including £14,750 for their kids. Other demands included £70,000 for a Mercedes every three years, a £67,000 salary, and a £30,000 car plus driving lessons for a nanny. She also asked for £33,000 for air-conditioning in the £2.4million Sussex home Kyle had paid for, and £31,200 for an AstroTurf football pitch for Kinara to play on.
In his judgement, Judge Hess ordered Kyle to pay £12,500 per month for child maintenance. But he rejected many of Lauryn’s demands, including the AstroTurf request.
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Source: New York Post
