Lauryn Goodman sets sights on HUGE reality show appearance – amid Kyle Walker baby drama and Annie Kilner feud

Posted Wednesday, January 17, 2024 by Thesun.co.uk

LAURYN Goodman is 'eyeing up' a spot in the Celebrity Big Brother house and hopes it will mend her shattered image following her Kyle Walker baby drama.

According to pals of the much talked-about mum, Lauryn is keen to sign up to the reality TV show that made her sister Chloe famous - after falling out with family members over the paternity of her young daughter.

Last week The Sun revealed that Premier League star Walker Walker, who is married to childhood sweetheart Annie Kilner, is the father of Lauryn's six month old.

He is also dad to her son Kairo, three, and he has three sons with pregnant wife Annie.

Lauryn's sisters, Chloe and Amelia, have cut ties with her, and she's been uninvited to Chloe's wedding, after The Sun revealed that Lauryn planned to destroy Walker’s marriage just weeks before falling pregnant.

The new series of CBB kicks off soon, and a source told us: "Lauryn is desperate to talk with Celebrity Big Brother producers and land a spot in the line-up.

"Lauryn feels like she is misunderstood and feels like CBB would be the perfect image rehab for her.

"She feels like it would be a chance to show viewers the real her, and that there is more to her than all of the scandal around her paternity drama with Kyle Walker and her fallout with Annie Kilner."

They continued: "ITV, however, aren't sure if she is the right fit for the direction they want to take the series in, but they know she is hugely topical and would get people tuning in and talking.

"Right now, they are weighing it up. They haven't closed the door on the idea."

When contacted by The Sun, Lauryn's rep denied this is on the cards.

A spokesperson for Lauryn said: "This is absolutely not true. Lauryn’s priority is her children and she would not be leaving her 6 month old baby so that she could do Celebrity Big Brother. Her priority is parenting her two very young children."