Christine McGuinness looks incredible in skintight latex dress after glam transformation
CHRISTINE McGuinness made sure all eyes were on her as she slipped into a skintight silver dress for last night’s LGBT Awards.
The 36-year-old showed off her incredible transformation on social media as she glammed up for the night.
Revealing her amazing body, the mum-of-three slipped into the tiny latex dress to present a gong at the star-studded bash.
Sharing a video, Christine told her followers: “An ICONIC look for an ICONIC event!.@britishlgbtawards Thank you for having me!
“It was an honour to give out an award last night and to sit in a room full of love, acceptance and inclusivity. #HappyPride.”
Christine’s fans rushed to comment on how great she looked, with one person remarking: “Wow! You look incredible.”
A second said: “Awww Christine u look amazing.”
While a third added: “Simply stunning & sooooo sexxxyyy.”
Christine split from husband Paddy, 50, in 2022 but the pair still live in the same home, as they co-parent their twins Penelope and Leo, nine, and Felicity, six, who all have autism.
She previously explained: “We’re still in the family home, we’re still raising the children together, doing all the important things together like school plays, sports days, Christmas, birthdays.
“We’ve got a good understanding of parenting and how important it is for both of us to be in the children’s lives, so we support each other. We both equally want to be there to enjoy those times.
“Our children won’t be children forever. They’re only young for a short time and we respect each other enough to say, ‘We both want to be here, let’s do it together and be happy’.”
She is currently believed to be single and told earlier this year how she’s just enjoying time for herself – and remarrying just isn’t on the cards.
In a chat with The Sun’s TV mag, Christine said: “I don’t see myself getting married again. I just don’t. I’ve never had time to myself.
“I was with Patrick since I was 19 and now I’m single for the first time in a long time.
“People are kind of, ‘Oh, you must be out there having fun and going on dates and having a great time’, but I’m thinking, ‘No, I’ve got time for myself for the first time’.
“I don’t need to tell anyone where I’m going or what I’m doing. That is so freeing and something that I’m not sure I want to give away again.”
