When the wife of serial love rat Kyle Walker, the preening Manchester City star, handed in divorce papers from her wayward husband, there was a shout of joy from all the women who had been lied to and cheated on.
Annie was finally taking Kyle to the cleaners after years of infidelity. He had suffered public humiliation from his on-again, off-again lover Lauryn Goodman by showing off the two children he had with her and had gone ahead with the marriage. But it seemed like he finally wanted out. She was determined to keep at least half of his £27million fortune.
Her friends have said that Kyle was devastated and shocked by her decision. However, as the Mail reveals, when news of their divorce broke, they were curled up at the family home in Cheshire watching TV.
People close to the couple said they would “continue to work on the marriage” and become parents to their four children. It’s what they call a “non-separation divorce” in which Annie gains her financial security and Kyle continues living with the woman he insists he loves.
Mr. Living, how many times do you have to cheat on her before Annie kicks you out for good? After all, this is a man who former Manchester City star Benjamin Mendy claims in court papers this week engaged in consensual orgies with women in his home during Covid restrictions.
Annie Kilner has served divorce papers on cheating husband Kyle Walker after suffering public humiliation from his on-again, off-again lover Lauryn Goodman showing off the two children he had with her.
Perhaps this co-parenting is Annie’s revenge: a defiant message to Lauryn that she will never be with the father of her two children. It seems like weakness to me. In this sad and sordid saga of greed, sex and revenge, there are no winners.
Why did Annie let him stay?
Professor of Immunology John Trowsdale says that many children today have allergies because parents insist on living too clean a life and even pet dirt is good for us. My mother always said that it was good for us if our tea included dog and cat hair and the occasional botfly in the sauce.
my secret sign
Plus-size model Ashley Graham walks the runway at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show earlier this week.
Now, I realize that we should embrace the fuller figure in all its beauty and think that plus-size model Ashley Graham at the Victoria’s Secret show is a woman to be celebrated. So I put his picture on the door of my refrigerator, to remind me not to finish the entire tub of Ben & Jerry’s Chocolate Fudge Brownie before going to bed.
The World Conker Championship is embroiled in a cheating row with claims that ‘Conker King’ David Jakins hid a metal conker in his pocket and may have used it surreptitiously to gain an unfair advantage. What is more joyful? That there is a dispute over cheating in the World Conker Championship?
Or that such competition should even exist? God bless Blighty.
Westminster Wars
- After providing Taylor Swift with a taxpayer-funded police escort to her concerts and pocketing £2,800 in free tickets for himself and his family, Keir Starmer, leader of the world’s sixth most powerful country, receives a 10-minute ‘brush’ ‘meet and greet’ Swift. Does he have no dignity?
- Kemi Badenoch says she would give JK Rowling a peerage for her stance against trans extremists. A bit embarrassing, as the lifelong Labor supporter who gave a million pounds to Gordon Brown when he was Prime Minister would almost certainly respond: “Expelliarmus.”
- Doesn’t a day go by without another senior government minister (there are now six and still counting) confessing that they took free tickets to Swiftie? I would have more respect for the Labor Party if they had accepted gifts to see Bruce Springsteen.
Domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid is outraged that Wynne Evans, who put her hand on her Strictly partner Katya Jones’ waist, is not being treated more seriously, insisting “a grope is never a joke.” “.
Oh ladies, get over yourself and focus on the over two million women who are the real victims of sexual abuse. Wynne’s hand was on her waist, not under her skirt.
Ahead of the new movie Gladiator II, Paul Mescal poses for GQ magazine as gladiator Lucius, son of Russell Crowe’s Maximus.
Puny, 5-foot-9 Mescal, in tiny black briefs with barely a chest bulge in sight, versus the magnificently muscular 6-foot Crowe in his prime in the original film? It leaves us fans wondering how long it will be before the lions eat the new guy.
cheating in love
The Netflix documentary Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare tells the true story of Kirat Assi, who was tricked into believing she was in an online relationship for nine years with a man named Bobby even though they barely knew each other.
The alarms never went off, not when he said he had been shot six times, or claimed he was in a witness protection program so they couldn’t meet, or that he had suffered a stroke and couldn’t even speak.
The show should have been called How Stupid Can a Woman Be?
The honest truth about mom Heidi
Model Heidi Klum, 51, posed for lingerie brand Intimissimi in a skimpy bra and panties with her daughter Leni, just 20.
Model Heidi Klum, 51, posed for lingerie brand Intimissimi in a tiny bra and panties with her daughter Leni, just 20.
The images left many questioning her parenting skills, with one asking: “What normal mother would pose with her daughter in lingerie?” Answer: A mother with an almost naked ambition for her offspring.
Giovanni Pernice left Strictly after Amanda Abbington’s harassment allegations against him, which were mostly dismissed. Now the Channel 4 series he has been working on, Celebrity Hunted, will air in January after being paused by the BBC investigation. As judge Craig Revel Horwood would say: ‘A darling disaster’… for Amanda.
The abuse inflicted on ten-year-old Sara Sharif before her death is appalling. However, after neighbors revealed in court that they had heard “heartbreaking screams,” I wondered why they didn’t report it to the police or knock on the door.
The outpouring of grief following the death of One Direction’s Liam Payne is heartbreaking, especially from his bandmates. However, one wonders how often they extended a loving hand when they pursued their solo careers and if their best friends’ compassion was only in one direction: towards themselves.
The BBC must say no to Brendan
Something is very wrong with a BBC which is going ahead with broadcasting a Mrs Brown’s Boys Christmas special after actor Brendan O’Carroll made a joke hinting at the use of the N-word during a rehearsal.
The only N-word the BBC should say is “No” to a series made by a horrible man.