Kyle Walker Considers Legal Action Against Ex-Mistress Over Social Media Harassment

Footballer Kyle Walker is contemplating a harassment order against his ex-mistress, Lauryn Goodman, due to concerns that her social media activity is negatively impacting his children. Two law firms have reportedly advised Walker, 34, that he has grounds for legal action, and he is currently evaluating his options. A source close to the player indicated that he is particularly focused on protecting his four sons with wife Annie Kilner, 32, from the distress caused by Goodman’s posts. Judge Edward Hess has criticized Goodman for her actions, which he believes are intentionally causing emotional distress to Walker's family. Despite the fact that Walker's children do not follow Goodman on social media, her posts are widely circulated and discussed on platforms like TikTok, which are accessible to young audiences. The judge emphasized the need for Walker to consider legal measures to shield his family from the fallout of Goodman’s online presence. Walker and Kilner, who have been together since their teenage years, share four sons, while Walker also has two children with Goodman. The situation escalated in July when Walker appeared in court to contest Goodman’s child maintenance demands, which included significant financial requests. The judge ultimately ordered Walker to pay £12,500 per month in child support. In a notable ruling, Judge Hess lifted the anonymity typically granted in family court cases, allowing Goodman’s actions to be scrutinized publicly. This decision underscores the seriousness of the emotional distress caused by her social media behavior, particularly in light of her public displays involving their children.