LAURYN Goodman has shared a cryptic statement after giving birth to her second child.
The influencer, who shares her three-year-old son Kairo with the England and Manchester City defender Kyle Walker, has taken to Instagram to make an unusual statement.
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Lauryn, 32, has reportedly welcomed her second child, but seems to have something to share with her followers on Instagram.
Although she didn’t make it “clear” exactly what is on her mind, the star took to her social media stories and wrote: “Think I’m going to have to clear some things up…woken up to a load of DMs.”
She then added: “@kairowalker account will be posting. Get following.”
Lauryn has not revealed the father of her newborn, but her friends believe him to be a footballer.
She fell pregnant with Kairo in 2019 while Kyle was on a temporary split from wife Annie — the mother of his three older sons.
Of the new arrival, a source told The Sun on Sunday: “Lauryn hasn’t said who the baby’s father is.
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“Her friends think it is a footballer and have asked her outright — but she won’t tell anybody.
“The baby girl is adorable. Very placid and feeding constantly.
“She has a huge amount of hair — a full head just like Kairo had when he was born.”
Before the arrival of her daughter, influencer and ex-Towie star Lauryn was asked if she would reveal the dad’s identity.
She replied: “It’s not a case of revealing, but it will be known when the time is right.”
The mum-of-two also hasn’t disclosed the name of her newborn daughter.
The source added: “She’s still trying to choose a name but is going to pick something beginning with K — just like older brother Kairo.
“It took nearly a year before she publicly revealed Kairo’s name.”
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