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Kyle Walker’s wife, Annie Kilner to ‘put things behind’ after husband’s move to AC Milan
Kilner reportedly initiated divorce proceedings at one point. However, the couple spent Christmas together, signaling efforts to rebuild their bond.
Kyle Walker’s wife, Annie Kilner, has expressed her readiness to embrace life in Italy following her husband’s loan transfer from Manchester City to AC Milan.
Serious doubts once clouded their marriage after Walker, an England international, fathered two children with former Love Island contestant Lauryn Goodman.
Kilner reportedly initiated divorce proceedings at one point. However, the couple spent Christmas together, signaling efforts to rebuild their bond.
Now, they are stepping away from the Premier League’s intense spotlight.
Walker, already in Italy, is preparing to join Christian Pulisic and Yunus Musah at San Siro. His family will join him once formalities like securing a work permit are completed.
A source told the Daily Mail, “This is a good opportunity to put things behind them and make a go of it as a family unit. It will be a challenge in a new country, but they are willing to give it a go.”
Kyle Walker reportedly hopes to don the No.32 jersey, famously worn by David Beckham during his loan stint with the Rossoneri.
Although he cannot play in the Champions League group stage, his Milan debut might coincide with a highly anticipated derby against Inter on February 2.
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