Inside Lauryn Goodman's lavish £2.4m home bought by Kyle Walker after cheating scandal
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Lauryn Goodman has completely transformed the £2.4 million East Sussex property that Kyle Walker secretly bought for her behind his wife Annie's back. The Manchester City defender and his teammates took on Everton earlier today. However, Erling Haaland missed a penalty as their torrid run continued with a frustrating 1-1 draw against the Blues at the Etihad Stadium. The ailing champions at least avoided a 10th defeat in 13 outings in all competitions but their troubles were hardly eased as they were pegged back by the battling Toffees.
Although influencer Lauryn lost her legal case against dad to her two kids, Kyle Walker, she has been financially supported by the footballer. He bought her and their two children, Kairo, five, and Kinara, one, their home and has paid thousands to decorate it, with Lauryn hiring interiors company Blythe Designs.
Kyle bought Lauryn the house at her request, reportedly keeping it secret from his wife Annie Kilner for a month, leaving the long-suffering mother of four of his kids "livid". He allegedly let Lauryn choose the house in a bid to keep their youngest child's paternity a secret from Annie.
In photos and videos shared by the designer and Lauryn, the home has been transformed from a blank canvas to a high-end luxury mansion. She has added bespoke cabinets, media walls and panelled sections to give the home a sleek look. Of course, the beautiful furnishings came at a cost. Even before their high-profile case, Kyle had coughed up hefty lump sums for the various fittings, including £48,000 for her new wardrobes, £52,000 for blinds and curtains, as well as another £75,000 for furnishings.
