“With the help of a very special friend!!! Over the weeks I’ve had!!! And I’m through to the recording stage…… I’m putting my life in the hands of the experts lol… I will keep you all posted…”This comes as Kyle's most recent battle was made public in July, where her demands for cash for their children were laid bare.

The embattled WAG told of her sadness after ITV chiefs signed up Lauryn for a tell-all interview about her legal battle with ace Kyle.

Lauryn, who has four sons with Kyle, has never spoken publicly about Lauryn and told friends she felt sad Lauryn continues to draw out the story.

Friends said she had been pursued for a tell-all interview on the ITV daytime show for months but turned it down because “she does not want to engage with the narrative.

”“She had hoped for the sake of the children involved that when the court case ended that Lauryn would move on.

Annie cannot understand why Lauryn cannot just get on with her life without having to continually seek public attention around the situation.

She has turned down interview requests from This Morning because she doesn’t want to fuel the narrative.

All Annie wants to do is protect her children and live a quiet life.

She is sick of Lauryn’s desperate campaign for publicity.

It needs to end.

”The judge in the case lifted reporting restrictions and blasted Lauryn for cashing in on Kyle’s betrayal of Annie.

Lauryn’s demands 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.

On top of that, she wanted £14,750 a month in child maintenance, £3,900 in childcare costs per month, a bespoke wood and glass baby gate, and even an iron.

She also insisted on £31,200 for an astroturf pitch, telling the court that baby Kinara had kicked a ball with her left foot from a crawling position and showed talent as a potential Lioness.

Kyle, who court documents revealed is worth a staggering £27 million, had already shelled out £48,000 for fitted wardrobes and a media screen, £75,000 for a furnishing fund, £9,115 for 14 CCTV cameras, £5,650 for an alarm, and £52,164 for curtains and a blind.