Feuding sisters Lauryn and Chloe Goodman narrowly keep away from awkward run-in as they each attend Tulleys’ star-studded Christmas Lights Festival – following Kyle Walker scandal and wedding ceremony snub

Feuding sisters Lauryn and Chloe Goodman narrowly avoided an awkward run-in as they both attending Tulleys Christmas Light Festival on Friday. 

Keeping their distance on the red carpet Lauryn, 33, oozed confidence as she posed alone, while Chloe, 31, attended with four-year-old daughter Isla, who she shares with husband Grant Hall.

The sisters previously shared an extremely close relationship before it was revealed married footballer Kyle Walker had fathered a second child with Lauryn, which led to the sibling’s estrangement.

Following the headline making scandal, Chloe cut all ties with her sister and uninvited her to her wedding nuptials.

For the event, Lauryn dressed in all black and wrapped up warm and decked herself out in designer clobber, including a Balmain scarf and Chanel wellies. 

Chloe also opted for black and showed off her curves in a figure-hugging sweater and matching jeans. 

Back in July Chloe revealed she was ‘not ready to forgive’ her sister’s decision to go public about her affair with married footballer Kyle.

Lauryn welcomed son Kairo, four, with Kyle while he was on a break from his wife Annie Kilner in 2019, but it was revealed in January this year he had also fathered a daughter, Kinara, who was born last summer. 

Chloe then banned her big sister Lauryn from her wedding to her partner Grant in June, and feared the pair would never speak again. 

But the model broke her silence out about their relationship in a new interview and weighed in on Lauryn’s High Court battle with Kyle after her list of financial demands were made public. 

Speaking to The Sun, Chloe explained: ‘I don’t think it’s a case of forgiveness, it’s a case of timing. I’m not ready to sit down and discuss things with her yet.

‘I feel I would get emotional and angry and I could say things I might regret.’

She admitted that whilst she does visit Lauryn, who lives down the road, it is only when she is encouraged to do so by their mother and insists she still has not ‘properly spoken’ with her older sister. 

She explained how she does so to ensure her children, Isla, four, and Hudson, two, have a relationship with their cousins. 

Meanwhile Lauryn and ex Kyle are embroiled in a fresh row over the security at her £2.4million home.

The 34-year-old footballer  bought the Sussex mansion for his former lover and their two children as part of her outlandish demands for child maintenance contributions.

Lauryn was offered a Ring Doorbell after the hi-tech intercom security system at her home failed – but she insists the cheaper alternative will not provide the peace of mind she needs for her family.

The TV personality was able to check visitors on CCTV and open the gate of her drive with the former Control4 system. But insiders say she is now furious with the lack of security with Ring.

A source told The Sun: ‘The system kept failing, which worried her. ‘She felt quite vulnerable. They are a top footballer’s kids living there and security is essential.

‘So she got in touch with Kyle’s property manager and asked if they could have it fixed.

‘They told her no and instead offered a Ring Doorbell system, which doesn’t have nearly the same level of security and won’t open the gate. She’s angry.’

A source close to Kyle told MailOnline that the footballer is ‘disappointed’ by Lauryn seeking ‘public sympathy’ over ‘something he wasn’t even aware of’.

They added: ‘As per the court order – which is put in place to protect Lauryn and her children – all maintenance requests go via the landlord who managed the property.’

Last Month Lauryn threw shade at ex Kyle by declaring that ‘it’s a man’s world’ in response to a message slamming men for cheating on their partners.

The influence took to Instagram to share a screenshot of a response to an earlier post in which she seemingly mocked Kyle’s wife Annie Kilner.

Just days earlier MailOnline revealed that Annie’s younger sister Sian Kilner gave birth to a baby boy during a secret affair with a married father-of-four. 

Annie, 32, has since accused her sister Sian, 26, of ‘doing a Lauryn Goodman ‘ after she did to another woman what was done to her by getting involved with a man who was still with his partner and their young children.

After Lauryn posted a quote that read: ‘People in glasshouses shouldn’t throw stones’, one follower called her out for her ‘hypocrisy’, noting her message was ‘hilarious’ in light of her messy situation. 

However, the follower then appeared to take Lauryn’s side as they commented on the narrative that the woman always gets the blame during affairs when in fact it is the cheating married men who are in the wrong. 

The message, which refers to the similarity between Lauryn and Sian’s situations, reads: ‘Sorry, but this is hilarious! Hypocrisy at its finest! However, it p****s me off how the articles are written. It’s all about ‘she’s’ done this and ‘she’s’ done that (referring to both you and Sian and your situations). 

‘I’m sitting here thinking, no, sorry but HE’S done all that. The men who spun you and Sian a line and had the affairs. 

‘You girls didn’t have the affair, they, the men had the affair. Yet it’s written like it’s all the woman’s fault. Grinds my gears!’ 

Commenting on the message, Lauryn appeared to make a dig at her former married lover as she penned: ‘This is actually very true. It’s a man’s world… we just live in it apparently’.

The sisters have had a number of heated exchanges in recent months over Sian’s affair and Annie refused to attend hospital last week when she gave birth. She has still not seen the baby.

Sian admitted to MailOnline: ‘This is a sensitive situation for Annie, she absolutely doesn’t condone my behaviour and is appalled at the upset it may cause.

‘I sincerely apologise for any pain I have caused to the families involved, including my own.