KYLE Walker and Lauryn Goodman have arrived for a second day of their court showdown.
The Man City defender, 34, shares two children with the 33-year-old, including little Kairo, four.
Walker also fathered an eight-month-old daughter – whose name has not been revealed – with Lauryn, despite being married to Annie Kilner.
The pair are currently going head-to-head in a bitter High Court battle.
Walker, who jetted back from Germany on Monday following England’s 2-1 loss to Spain in the Euros final, was seen wearing a dark suit and white shirt as he made his way into the court.
Lauryn had shared Kairo’s heartbreaking reaction to the Three Lions crushing defeat – revealing the youngster was desperate to call his dad.
He could be heard saying he “didn’t like this” as the mum told him that England had lost.
Kairo responded: “I don’t want them to win, I don’t want Spain to have won. That’s not kind… can’t I call my dad?”
Celebs Go Dating star Lauryn then responded: “Oh bub” and captioned the video: “Little man is gutted.”
Lauryn had earlier jetted out to Germany earlier in the tournament with the youngster to watch the action live.
His devastated wife, Annie, 31, was also in the stadium with their three boys.
Lauryn later insisted: “There was no way I wasn’t going to take Kairo to the Euros.
“This could have been his last chance so I wanted it to be something that Kairo could remember forever.
“We are not here to please other people. It’s about Kairo and what is best for him and what is going to make him happy.
“I won’t be scapegoated or bullied and made to feel like a villain.”
By comparison, Annie kept a dignified silence as her fellow Wags rallied around her.
The mum discovered Kyle had fathered a second child after Lauryn contacted her over Christmas.
She announced in January her marriage to the star was over at the same time it was revealed she was six months pregnant.
The footballer was kicked out of the family home and has been trying to make it up to Annie ever since.
In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Kyle spoke of his sorrow and described Annie as his “soulmate”.
