Lauryn Goodman gave Kyle Walker a series of outlandish demands, from requesting a £2.4million Sussex mansion to £33,000 air conditioning for ‘unbearable’ heat.
The astonishing full list emerged today following an extraordinary legal fight over maintenance support to the children Walker fathered with the influencer.
In January it emerged that Walker, who is married with four children, had fathered a daughter with Goodman, 33, four years after they had a son together. His wife, Annie Kilner, 32, booted him out of their £3.5million mansion in Cheshire.
Lauryn Goodman, pictured at a Tempus magazine party in London on December 7, 2017
Kyle Walker with his wife Annie Kilner and children after his Manchester City team won the FIFA Club World Cup final against Brazil’s Fluminense in Jeddah on December 22, 2023
Lauryn Goodman posted a picture of her children cheering on Kyle Walker in the Euro 2024 quarter-final between England and Switzerland on July 6, with shirts saying ‘Daddy’
Now, reporting restrictions have now been lifted in the astonishing case – revealing the jaw-dropping details and staggering amounts of money involved.
Among the details heard was that Walker was ordered to buy Goodman a £1.85million home, though within a 60-mile radius of a Sussex town to prevent her being near his family, and to pay £8,000 per month child support.
Much of the case focused on the glassed mansion Walker had bought Goodman, and the long list of safety features and renovations: a £33,000 air conditioning system because the heat becomes ‘unbearable’ in summer.
Another issue Goodman had was with her patio, which she said was ‘unsafe’ and wanted a £31,000 astro turf instead.
She told the court that her one-year-old daughter Kinara needed the pitch as she had managed to kick a football recently so could well become a Lioness.
Goodman also said she needed a cleaner because the house has a huge glass staircase and giant windows.
Within 48 hours of giving birth, Goodman made a ‘financial remedies application’ asking for maintenance, already at £110,000 per year for their son, to be increased to £177,000.
It saw the England Vice Captain agree to buy her a £2.4million Sussex property and spend over £120,000 on walk-in wardrobes, blinds and curtains, sofas and garden furniture.
Goodman said the glass staircase at the property also meant she needed a ‘bespoke glass and wood babygate’ which ‘flows’ because ‘the standard gates don’t fit’ – insisting she had ‘really tried’.
She had wanted £500 a month to maintain the hot tub, solely for the children’s use.
She also asked for a £70,000 Mercedes GLE – the only car she feels ‘safe’ in – replaced with a new model every three years.
Kyle Walker agree to buy Lauren Goodman a £2.4million Sussex property (pictured) and spend over £120,000 on walk-in wardrobes, blinds and curtains, sofas and garden furniture
Goodman said the glass staircase also meant she needed a ‘bespoke glass and wood babygate’ (such as the one pictured above) because ‘the standard gates don’t fit’
Goodman asked for £70,000 towards a new Mercedes GLE (such as the one pictured) every three years
Goodman wanted a gardener costing £500 a month and a £1,440 monthly cleaner – plus a nanny costing £67,000, plus £30,000 for her car, which she couldn’t drive yet.
He had even funded her £8,000 holiday to Mexico last year.
Walker, who earns a reported £160,000 a week, was described as ‘grounded and reasonable’ by Judge Edward Hess.
But his former lover was lambasted as a spendthrift who was ‘spending money as if it was going out of fashion’.
Both parties have until August 13 to appeal.
