KYLE Walker’s pregnant ex Lauryn Goodman flashed her baby bump in a sunshine yellow bikini as she hit the beach in Dubai.
The mum of one, 32, beamed in the matching halterneck two-piece, which she paired with a white shirt cover-up.
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Lauryn took some time to soak up the sunshine before posing for a series of selfies on the sands.
She then dipped her toes in the water to cool off as she went for a stroll.
The influencer had tied her brunette locks up into a bun and pulled on a pair of sunglasses to complete her summer look.
Earlier this week, she wore a matching lilac two-piece as she took more selfies on the beach.
She also donned a blue bikini as she showed off her growing baby bump.
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Lauryn, who shares a son with footballer Kyle Walker, is expecting a baby girl.
Recently she was spotted wearing a blue two-piece and cream cover up as she took a break from the sunshine.
She went make-up free, with her hair off her face in a ponytail.
Lauryn, who was spotted at JA Resorts Palm Tree Court, took a walk in the sun – revealing her natural beauty.
The model, who shares son Kairo, three, with the England footballer, 33, announced she was expecting a girl at her secret baby shower recently.
Lauryn and Kyle had a brief relationship in 2019 during his temporary split from childhood sweetheart and now-wife Annie Kilner, 30, before welcoming Kairo the following year.
In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Lauryn said the father of her unborn baby is ‘in the picture’.
Asked if she will reveal his identity, she said: “It’s not a case of revealing, but like I said it will be known when the time is right.”
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