She ensured her tawdry romance with Kyle Walker was one of the most talked about affairs ever. But Lauryn Goodman has no plans to halt her revelations about the footballer, because The Mail on Sunday can reveal she is planning a tell-all autobiography. Sources close to Ms Goodman, who has two children with the England international, say she is in the early stages of the book and has been hunting for a ghostwriter. And as if that isn’t enough for embattled Walker and his long-suffering wife Annie Kilner, Ms Goodman is also in talks to appear in a documentary for Channel 4 about badly behaved footballers. A friend told the MoS: ‘Lauryn has been wanting to do a book for some time. She has been talking about it and asking writers to pen it for her. ‘As we know, she does not hold back when she wants to say something she wants out there, so it is likely to cause Kyle and Annie yet another headache. 'They have been trying to move on from all of this but with a book on its way, it will be pretty impossible. Lauryn doesn’t seem to want to live a quiet life.’ Ms Goodman, 33, attempted to get a reality show about being a WAG off the ground with ITV last year before the idea was ditched. Now she is in the early stages of a documentary which is understood to address why rich and famous football stars often behave badly. An agent is thought to be involved in helping her negotiate any potential deal with Channel 4. Ms Goodman told Ms Kilner, 31, in December 2023 that her second child, a daughter named Kinara, was Walker’s, along with her son Kairo, five. Ms Kilner threw Walker out of their family home in Cheshire, but three months later they began to repair their marriage. In October last year, she served him with divorce papers but friends of the couple insist they are trying to make their relationship work. In January, Walker, 35, left Premier League side Manchester City for a loan deal at AC Milan, and he is living in the Italian city while his family remain in the UK. A spokeswoman for Ms Goodman confirmed both projects, adding that they are in their early stages.