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Lauryn Goodman is considering a move to Dubai a source close to her has told MailOnline amid the fallout from her paternity scandal with footballer Kyle Walker.
The influencer, 33, is said to be keen for a fresh start for her two children following a string of 'untrue stories' which she claims are coming from her former lover's camp.
Lauryn also posted to her Instagram Stories with a poll asking followers for their recommendations of things to do with children in Dubai.
England full back Kyle, also 33, confirmed he was the father of Lauryn's daughter in January, while his oblivious wife Annie Kilner was heavily pregnant with their fourth child. He had already fathered son Kairo with the influencer after a short-lived relationship while separated from Annie in 2020.
A source told MailOnline: 'One of her friends lives out there and her little boy is friends with Kairo'.
Lauryn Goodman, 33, is considering a move to Dubai a source close to her has told MailOnline amid the fallout from her paternity scandal with footballer Kyle Walker (Lauryn pictured with her baby daughter)
The influencer is said to be keen for a fresh start for her two children following a string of 'untrue stories' which she claims are coming from her former lover's camp (Kyle pictured)
Lauryn also posted to her Instagram Stories with a poll asking followers for their recommendations of things to do with children in Dubai
'They have visited Dubai a few times and she really loves it there. She has said that the constant untrue stories that are coming out from the other camp are making her think it’s best to be away from it all with her children'.
Before adding: 'She wants to put all of this behind her and just focus on her two children'.
MailOnline have contacted Lauryn and Kyle's reps for comment.
It comes after claims that England bosses are determined to ensure Lauryn does not become a distraction to Kyle at the upcoming Euros – after she raised the prospect of attending games with their children.
Kyle is said to have promised their four-year-old son Kairo tickets – something he later denied – but now insiders say FA chiefs will go to every possible length to stop her accessing tickets.
Officials at the national side know they cannot control every ticket inside the stadiums, but internally say they will block her from joining the team of their families 'by any means necessary' amid fears her attendance could throw the highly rated defender off his game.
A source told MailOnline: 'Lauryn has been saying she will be at the games this summer because Kyle promised their son tickets, but that sets off massive alarm bells for the squad's team behind the scenes.
'There are special seating areas at each of the matches which are allocated to players and staff for their families and friends, and quite often those tickets get passed on and shared around between those close to the team – and there's no doubt Kyle's wife Annie will be there with their kids.
