Lauryn Goodman opened up about how Tattle Life left her with panic attacks and fearing for her children's safety as sick trolls spread twisted lies that she was a drug-using sex worker. 

The 34 year old appeared on ITV's Lorraine to talk to step-in host Ranvir Singh, 47, about the viral gossip site, which is known as a 'commentary website on public business social media accounts'.

It comes after earlier this week after influencers Donna and Neil Sands won a £300,000 defamation case against the owner British 'business owner' Sebastian Bond, 41.

Many celebrities and influencers have been targeted on the online forum, including Lauryn, who has hit headlines in recent years for having two kids with footballer Kyle Walker, 35.  

Mum-of-two Lauryn started to get panic attacks, explaining: 'The social services one was when the panic attacks really set in. 

'Obviously you can make a complaint to social services anonymously, that's the problem. 

'I feel like because you don't have to put a name to it, I understand why it's there for people to do that for real circumstances where it's needed but trolls, then using it in a situation where it's not needed, they're using the resources to then investigate people that don't need investigating...

'They put it on there, they said "She's going to be getting a call from social services".'

Earlier on in the chat, she explained: 'So there were lies saying I'd been paid by Kyle to go to Hong Kong with him as an escort, which were complete lies. 

'From that they gave me a nickname, and that kind of just went around the internet, not even on that site, it went onto other sites, that was that.  

'There were claims that I had taken drugs, I have never taken drugs in my life. 

'Just awful claims like that and the worst part was when they started coming for my children.'

She continued: 'So Kanara, my second child, her name, I never told anyone. She was always introduced to people as KiKi. 

'Her date of birth wasn't anywhere.

'So there was no public record of it, no one could find it. 

'On this site her name appeared on there before I said it.'

Ranvir asked: 'How did that make you feel?' 

'You just feel like your life has been invaded, I understand people in the public eye put themselves in the public eye, but you have a right to what you put out and what you keep private, especially your children.

'So I don't put my children's faces online. I felt there was no boundaries, just doing what they warned.

'Putting peoples' addresses online, peoples' medical information online.'

Ranvir asked: 'When you say people, yours, you mean?'

'My address is online, yeah, ' Lauryn confirmed. 'They don't take it down. They say the site is moderated, it's not.

'I've had so many messages from victims from getting abused on this horrible hatred site that have said they've emailed, given the threads, everything they need to do, the site claims they'll take down, they moderate it, and they don't.' 

After getting information leaked online, she confessed: 'You start questioning your circle. 

'You start falling out with people because you start wondering if they are involved. 

'Your circle becomes a dot. You become more isolated.' 

Lorraine airs weekdays from 9am on ITV1 and is available to stream on ITVX.