AC Milan right-back Kyle Walker has once again found himself in the spotlight, but this time for his off-the-pitch activities.
Walker’s lavish night out in Milan
The English defender was recently seen leaving a well-known Milan nightclub accompanied by two party girls, just a day after his wife, Annie Kilner, returned to England.
As reported by The Sun, Walker treated his guests to a lavish night out at Tocqueville 13, one of Milan’s most exclusive nightclubs, where he reportedly spent £5,300 on champagne, tequila, and other luxury drinks. Sources from the venue claim the group stayed out partying until the early hours of the morning. He could even be seen getting frisky with one of them.
Relationship turmoil and separation
Walker’s personal life has been under intense scrutiny in recent months due to ongoing relationship issues. He and Kilner, who were together for over a decade and share four children, officially separated in October 2024.
Their split followed revelations that Walker had fathered two children with model Lauryn Goodman, a situation that led to multiple public apologies from the footballer.
Walker is still adapting at Milan
On the pitch, Walker is still adapting to life in Italy after joining AC Milan on loan from Manchester City earlier in January. The move came after Pep Guardiola confirmed that Walker had requested to leave City, with only six months left on his contract.
Walker made his Milan debut in the highly anticipated Derby della Madonnina against Inter, which ended in a 1-1 draw. Since then, he has been a regular starter, making six appearances across all competitions.
However, Milan’s season has been turbulent. The club was eliminated from the Champions League in the knockout play-off round against Feyenoord and is struggling domestically, currently sitting ninth in Serie A.
While Walker hopes to contribute to Milan’s resurgence, his off-field distractions could become a concern. With the team battling for consistency, the focus must remain on results, and Walker will need to ensure that his performances on the pitch take precedence over any off-field controversies.
