Christine McGuinness looked sensational in a tiny green bikini that highlighted her killer figure. The 38-year-old turned heads with her latest snaps, where she told fans: "Summer doesn't officially end until 23rd September! Respectfully, keep your pumpkin spice lattes and Santa hats away from me."
Holiday snaps and a summer declaration
The TV star, a former Miss Liverpool, took to Instagram with photos of herself in a skimpy lime green bikini. She showed off her golden tan and posed up a storm on a sun lounger, making it clear she is not ready for Autumn just yet.
Co-parenting and family conversations
Christine and her TV star ex Paddy McGuinness announced their split back in 2022. The former couple still co-parent their three children Leo, Penelope and Felicity at their Cheshire home, and all three have autism.
Christine has opened up about telling the children about her divorce. She told the Mail: "Obviously, my twins are 12 now, so we're having those conversations, and they've absolutely blown my mind with how much they understand, and how mature they are."
She added: "It makes me feel very proud of not just how well I've done as a mum, but as a family how open we are, and how good we are at communicating with each other, and reassuring the children that everything is ok, and every family is different, and this is our normal.
"It's good to teach them that one of the great things about being an adult is that you can change your mind at any time.
"If one day you are in a relationship, and then you just want to go and be friends [the next day], or you consider yourself just family instead, then that's ok - you can do that."
Admiration for Paddy and new independence
Christine, who is now single following her divorce, said her ex is a "really hard worker" and that she admires him for that. She said the TV star has inspired her to want to work more and to "be independent and go for it".
Christine added: "The way he has gone out and worked is admirable. It's not easy leaving your children and being away from home. I know sometimes people think going to work is like a day off, and it's harder to be at home, and yes, it is."
