Christine McGuinness reveals 'daunting' thing about Paddy split and says he's 'free to date'

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Former Real Housewives of Cheshire star Christine McGuinness has candidly revealed one of her unexpected fears following the end of her marriage to Paddy McGuinness, as she took part in the latest series of BBC Pilgrimage.The 36 year old star, who was in a relationship with Paddy for 11 years, split from the Top Gear host back in 2022, but during a religious pilgrimage across North Wales revealed that she hasn’t completely addressed the extent of the split yet. The new details first came to light when Christine and her fellow pilgrims were told about druid practices and early baptisms as a symbolic way to let go of their worries and cleanse themselves to start a new chapter of their lives.

Christine McGuinness has been seen in tears as she spoke about her biggest fear, particularly as a mum of three young children. The model and TV personality discussed her fear of death on BBC Two's Pilgrimage which sees seven well-known personalities, of differing faiths and beliefs, tackling a modern-day pilgrimage.

Christine McGuinness has revealed her solo plans after 'working around' her ex Paddy's schedule as she also told fans why she does the work she does. The model and TV personality has been on the media rounds of late as she promoted her part in BBC2 series Pilgrimage and her new children's book.

Christine McGuinness has been flooded with congratulatory messages as she shared a 'one year' announcement. The model and TV personality returned to social media with the news for the first time since announcing she'd suffered a tragic loss.

Christine McGuinness has announced the death of a close family member on Easter Sunday as she said she is 'finally at peace'. The mum-of-three shared a touching tribute to her grandma, who is her mum's mum, who has sadly passed away.

Christine McGuinness took to social media on Easter Sunday to share the heartbreaking news her beloved nan had passed away. The 36-year-old said that she was "finally at peace."

Christine McGuiness has announced that her nan has sadly passed away this Easter.The star wrote on Instagram: "My Nan got her angel wings." The 36 year old took to social media to confirm the heartbreaking news today (March 31). She continued the caption and told followers her grandmother was 'at peace': "I know wherever she is, she will be knitting and watching LFC.

Former Real Housewives of Cheshire star Christine McGuinness offered a candid insight into her life as she appeared on the latest series of BBC Pilgrimage and embarked on her very own spiritual journey on screen before our eyes. The 36 year old star, who was diagnosed with Autism three years ago, admitted to the cameras that she wasn’t initially sure what she hoped to gain from the show, as she told the cameras: “I’m not really sure what I’m expecting to come out of this pilgrimage as I’m not really sure what I believe.” “I don’t know if I believe in anything at all.

Christine McGuinness has shared the 'real reason' she's not dating at the moment following her split from husband Paddy while she was also praised over her latest career update.

Christine McGuinness was left giggling over what she needs to 'stop' as she was seen after her appearance on The One Show where she opened up about a former fear of dying.

The Real Housewives of Cheshire star Christine McGuinness has opened up about her life-changing experience taking part in BBC series Pilgrimage, in which she, along with a host of other famous faces from different faiths took part in a trek together to better understand each others beliefs and spirituality. Appearing on The One Show to discuss her participation in the series, which this year sees the star follow the North Wales Pilgrim’s Way, Christine, 36, revealed that taking part in the process had helped her overcome one obstacle in particular - her debilitating fear of dying, which often dominated her thoughts.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Emily Henry fans had a field day last week when the author shared a St. Patrick’s day selfie of “The Bear” star Ayo Edebiri and “Normal People’s” Paul Mescal. While Edebiri posted the original image to her Instagram, it was reposts from Henry and screenwriter Yulin Kuang that made fans start to assume that the actors may have been cast in one of the films being adapted from Henry’s romance books: “People We Meet on Vacation,” for which Kuang is writing the screenplay; “Beach Read,” with Kuang writing and directing; or “Book Lovers,” being developed by the company that produced Mescal’s “Aftersun.” The posts came just months after Mescal said in an interview that he hoped to star in a rom-com with Edebiri sometime in the next five years.

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Christine McGuinness was left shaken after a rude heckler confronted her at the press launch for BBC Two's Pilgrimage: The Road Through North Wales. She went on her spiritual journey with fellow celebrities Michaela Strachan, Spencer Matthews, Eshaan Akbar, Amanda Lovett, Tom Rosenthal and Sonali Shah.

Tom Sandoval sure has a way with words, doesn’t he?

Megan Thee Stallion has announced UK, European and North American dates for her ‘Hot Girl Summer’ 2024 tour.Stallion’s tour will consist of 32 dates across North America, Europe and the UK set for the spring and summer. The first show will kick off at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Becoming a mum of three children has made all of Christine McGuinness’ dreams come true and filled her life with love. Despite her high-profile split from her husband Paddy and seeing the comedian and actor move on to new relationships, Christine says her “heart is full”, thanks to the love of twins Leo and Penelope, 10, and daughter Felicity, seven. Rather than looking for a new partner, Christine is learning to understand herself and enjoy her freedom.

Christine McGuinness is taking part in BBC Two’s Pilgrimage: The Road Through North Wales and has filmed her spiritual journey with fellow celebrities Michaela Strachan, Spencer Matthews, Eshaan Akbar, Amanda Lovett, Tom Rosenthal and Sonali Shah. She found the experience magical - until she attended the show's press launch and was confronted by a rude heckler who repeatedly shouted out that autism spectrum disorder (ASD) was "nonsense" and "a label".The confrontation came about because on the show Christine found a kindred spirit in Friday Night Dinner star Tom Rosenthal, who reminded her of her son Leo. On camera, she suggests Tom might also have autism.

Christine McGuinness, who separated from her husband Paddy McGuinness in 2022, has revealed that she doesn't see herself getting married again and that she hasn't "completely" dealt with their separation. Since the duo announced their split two years ago, they have remained amicable and co-parent under the same roof in their family home in Cheshire. The 35 year old TV personality, who shares her three children - twins Leo and Penelope, 10, and Felicity, seven - with ex-husband opened up in the new three-part series Pilgrimage: The Road Through North Wales.