Christine McGuinness puts on busty display in lacy blue lingerie as she perches on bath tub for sexy snaps
CHRISTINE McGuinness put on a busty display in a lacy blue lingerie set as she perched on a bath tub for sexy snaps.
The 32-year-old model showed off her incredible figure in a collection of underwear on Instagram.
Christine flaunted her famous curves in a low cut bodysuit that showed off her cleavage.
The tiny outfit nipped her in at the waist and showed off her toned figure.
In another shot the former Real Housewives of Cheshire star looked glam in a yellow bra and matching knickers.
She looked cute in a baby pink matching pyjama top and shorts set.
Christine shares twins Penelope and Leo, 7, and four-year-old Felicity with her husband Paddy, with all three being diagnosed with autism.
Earlier today she posted a sweet picture of the kids saying goodbye to their dad as he went off to work.
Christine cheerfully captioned the shot: “It’s always difficult saying goodbye whether you are the parent going or staying but I’m so proud of how well my superstar trio are coping with changes recently.
“Daddy has been busy going to and from work again.”
She added: “All three kiddies are totally settled in full time school and nursery, I’ve had lots of happy, smooth drop offs.
“Things just seem fabulously ‘normal.’”
Christine regularly keeps her fans updated with how her kids are doing.
Just last month she revealed her youngest daughter developed a stutter in lockdown.
She believed the change in four-year-old Felicity’s speech was down to “anxiety” and the “changes” in lockdown causing her to “regress” in her development.
“Felicity’s speech wasn’t at the level of other four years olds’ speech but it was pretty good – she could talk, hold a conversation and it was quite clear,” Christine told the Mirror.
“The stutter came out the blue and was quite severe – it was every other word. We think it was all down to anxiety, the changes, and because she wasn’t socialising and seeing the other children at nursery.
“She’s been to speech and language therapy a couple of times and her stutter has pretty much gone now. It was just another little hurdle we had to get over. But she’s done it.
“And because autistic children can be non verbal, I thank God every day that my children can speak – even when they argue with each other, at least they can speak. We waited four years to hear them say, ‘mummy’. And when they did it was the best sound in the world.”
Earlier this year Christine shared her heartbreak as she revealed her autistic children have become “physical” with her while struggling with the UK’s third lockdown.
She admitted that the situation is “awful” as she shared a private WhatsApp message she’d sent a friend with followers.
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The text reads: “I totally understand, all three of mine have got more physical with me and each other recently, it’s awful.”
Adding a heartbroken and crying emoji, she continued: “I barely recognise them sometimes and I just paint a smile on like everything is fine.
“Thinking of you lots, stay strong. This time will pass.”
In the caption, the beauty told fans that she’d sent the text to another mother she knew whose children have additional needs.