Watch moment Lauryn Goodman is mocked for liking ‘married men’ in brutal dig from Gogglebox star
LAURYN Goodman took a brutal dig from one of her Celebs Go Dating co-stars after joining the agency as a latecomer.
Last night Lauryn, 33, made a dramatic Celebs Go Dating debut as she opened up about having two children with footballer Kyle Walker.
In tonight’s episode the influencer will have her first chance at scoring a date on the E4 show.
An exclusive preview clip shows Lauryn discussing her nerves with Ella Morgan and Googlebox’s Stephen Lustig-Webb.
And Stephen, 53, couldn’t resist a savage dig at her.
After Married At First Sight UK star Ella, 30, told Lauryn they’d let her have first pick of the potential dates, Stephen said: “What is your type? Apart from married.”
Looking annoyed Lauryn attemted to laugh the comment off, quipping: “That’s so mean.”
Lauryn’s relationship with the married footballer, 34, made her a household name after it came to light that the pair have known each other for a decade and have two children together.
In July, the former lovers were embroiled in a high profile child maintenance court case, where the England player accused her of “insatiable greed” after the judge ruled in his favour.
During court proceedings, It was revealed the ex-mistress had been using the footballer as an “open-ended cheque book” after giving birth to Kairo.
Bombshell documents showed how she demanded eye-watering costs, which included £33,000 for air conditioning at her seven-bedroom mansion in Hove, Sussex, a £22,000 furnishing fund, £70,000 for a Mercedes GLE, to be replaced every three years, and a £30,000 car allowance for a nanny.
But, Lauryn has since claimed the millionaire footballer told her he had never “for a second” been sorry they had got together and wanted to “have my cake and eat it”.
She added that the footballer who is married with four children, “wanted a secret double life playing happy families” with their two kids.
In an exclusive interview with The Sun on Sunday, Lauryn said he told her: “We can keep this between you and me.”