Kyle Walker’s former mistress Lauryn Goodman has blasted the England captain by saying he has ‘wheeled out’ children ahead of the Brazil match.
Ms Goodman, 33, criticised the football ace after the three sons he has with his wife appeared at the match as mascots.
The TV star – who has two young children with Walker – claimed he was using his other kids as ammunition amid the fallout between the pair.
Ms Goodman had a brief fling with Walker in 2019 before they had a son the following year called Kairo – who was conceived while Walker was temporarily split from his long-term girlfriend, Annie Kilner.
Ms Goodman then had a second child – a daughter – with Kyle, whom she gave birth to in the summer of 2023.
Speaking of Walker’s choice of mascots for the Brazil match, a source close to Lauryn told The Sun: ‘It’s a shame to see children wheeled out as part of a row between adults and his many infidelities.
‘Lauryn couldn’t be less bothered and says he will be an overweight bald nobody soon.’
Walker, 33, walked out at Wembley stadium with his children Roman, 11, Riaan, seven, and five-year-old Reign – before later limping off the pitch with a suspected hamstring injury.
Ms Kilner, 30, is eight months pregnant with her fourth child with the footballer, whom she announced her split from in January, after it was revealed he had fathered his second child with Ms Goodman.
Sources close to Walker told MailOnline: ‘Kyle is so proud to be able to share the honour of captaining his country with his three sons and over the moon that his wife Annie was there to share a great family memory.
‘They will all be supporting him as a family team at the Euros this summer.’
Walker has been living away from their sprawling Prestbury mansion after he admitted to fathering a child with influencer Ms Goodman.
A spokeswoman for Kyle Walker said: ‘Kyle’s sons were on the pitch to share the honour of their Dad leading out England ahead of the Euros.
‘Previous England captains have celebrated in the same way with their families.
‘It was a special occasion for Kyle and a proud moment for the boys which was appreciated by England fans at Wembley.’
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