Kyle Walker’s ex Lauryn Goodman shares cryptic message about ‘taking back power’ after City star shunned her at Euros

KYLE Walker’s ex Lauryn Goodman has shared a cryptic message after being shunned by the City star at this year’s Euros.

Lauryn, who has two children with the ace defender, flew to Germany for England’s second group game against Denmark, where security was on high alert to keep her away from wife Annie Kilner.

She flew out with her and Walker’s son Kairo, who was wearing a personalised Three Lions’ No2 ‘Daddy’ jersey.

Lauryn, 33, claimed the England star had offered her tickets to matches at the tournament, something her team vehemently denied.

And in the latest bitter dig at Walker, Lauryn shared a quote on her Instagram Story about “taking back power.”

The message read: “I was extremely sad about the way someone treated me, but then I remembered how kind I am to people, it’s a reflection of me.

“How people treat me is a projection of their character, not a reflection of my worth.

“May I always remember that I am taking back my power.”

It comes after the influencer began a secret relationship with Walker in 2019 after splitting from football agent Dane Rashford.

When Walker was confirmed as the father of Lauryn’s second child, his wife Annie kicked him out of their Manchester home.

At the time, Annie was expecting their fourth child.

But after the birth of their son Rezon in April, a friend told The Sun: “Having their son has made Kyle and Annie think about their relationship and they are determined to work on it together.”

Friends said Annie wanted Walker to remain a stable part of their family’s life.

They added: “Although they are still working through their relationship, Annie would never stop Kyle from spending time with their children.”

Annie flew to and from every Euro game with her sons rather than staying in a hotel with the other Wags.

The mother-of-four was beaming in the stands with the couple’s fourth child, two-month-old Rezon, ahead of what was a dramatic match on Sunday.

The security team looking after the England Wags had already been warned to keep an eye on Lauryn during the match against Denmark two weeks ago.

A source at the time said: “Lauryn is seen as a troublemaker and Annie’s worst nightmare was to run into her.

“We talked about Lauryn’s spots being less than 100 yards away. Annie wants absolutely nothing to do with her.

“The security team was aware of Lauryn’s presence and were prepared to ensure she could not approach the Wags area.

“Lauryn is a con artist and a greedy opportunity seeker, and they were worried she wouldn’t get in.

“But given the sensitivities surrounding this matter, she was kept out of the spotlight.”

Lauryn revealed to the Daily Mail that she and Kairo left the stadium five minutes before the end of the match to avoid an awkward situation.

Lauryn said: “We left five minutes early to avoid Kairo being upset and confused because his dad had gone to see his siblings and he hadn’t.

“It would have been so sad for him and I wasn’t going to take that risk.”