Kyle Walker’s wife is reportedly furious with him and is terrified of a police investigation after he was allegedly caught on camera flashing in a bar.
Walker was allegedly recorded appearing to flash by pulling down his trousers and kissing a woman in a bar on Sunday. Cheshire Police confirmed on Wednesday that they are looking into the footage of the England international, who is being probed over alleged indecent exposure.
The 32-year-old Manchester City defender is also facing the wrath of his wife, Annie Kilner, who was not present at the scene. The Sun reports that she is ‘furious’ with Walker, who has been branded a “d***”, and is worried about the potential repercussions for her family.
“She’s terrified of a police investigation and if that happened she would surely feel like she had to chuck him out. At the moment that hasn’t happened,” a source told the newspaper. “She’s worried about what others will be saying and thinking about her, and is mortified for their kids.”
The couple, who were childhood sweethearts and got married in November 2021, have three sons together, Roman, Riaan and Reign. They first met when Waker was 19 years old and Kilner was 16 and were together for over nine years before splitting in May 2019.
Kilner broke up with Walker after Ex on the Beach star Laura Brown said they had had an affair. They got back together but split once again in 2020 when it was revealed model Lauryn Goodman was expecting his baby. Walker and Goodman’s son, Kairo, will turn three next month.
Another source told The Sun: “Annie brushed off his infidelities before but back then vowed to take half of everything if he f***ed up again.”
Earlier this week model Annie posted a cryptic message on Instagram before deleting it. “There comes a time when you have to stop crossing oceans for people who wouldn’t jump puddles for you,” it read. “You’ll end up really disappointed if you think people will do for you as you do for them. Not everyone has the same heart as you.”
In another message, posted on Monday, she wrote: “I think it’s important to remember that no matter how good you are to people, it won’t make them good to you.”
Manchester City declined to comment whilst Mirror Football have contacted Walker's representatives.
