Christine McGuinness shows true colours over ex Paddy after his emotional 300-mile charity ride
Following their ‘toxic’ divorce fight, Christine McGuinness honored her ex-husband Paddy on Friday by going out with two enormous bouquets of balloons.
The 36-year-old model wore a low-cut black playsuit, transparent tights, and knee-high boots to flaunt her breast.
She walked down the street with ‘well done daddy’ balloons for Paddy as he finished his cruel charity cycle, all decked up in a chic cream coat and black specs.
After finishing the charity cycle on Friday, where he raised an incredible £7,556,853, Paddy fought back tears.
After traveling from Wrexham on Monday in a small rally helicopter, the 51-year-old TV personality landed in Glasgow at 10:30 am to be met by a sizable audience and confetti cannons.
Zoe Ball from Radio 2 was present and put her arms around him before he went on stage to perform a duet with Chesney Hawkes, a legendary figure from the 1980s.
Paddy «I can’t believe it,» I told Zoe. As we emerged from East Kilbride, Glasgow was shining brightly in the distance. I was accompanied by Sir Tom, and the streets were lined.
«What a sight, what a feeling,» I said as I turned the corner. «Thank you so much, everyone.» «Wow.»
He passed through Flintshire, Cheshire, Merseyside, Lancashire, Westmorland, Cumbria, Dumfriesshire, and Lanarkshire earlier in the morning.
It follows the Mail’s revelation that Christine and Paddy’s divorce had become nasty.
The greatest ‘his and hers’ attorneys money could buy were advised by both parties when they decided to get a divorce.
Christine chose ‘pitbull’ lawyer Catherine Bedford, who worked with Lisa Armstrong, Ant McPartlin’s ex-wife.
Paddy, meantime, chose Emma Hatley, a family lawyer renowned for her secrecy and dealing with «high net worth» people.
Radio 2 host Paddy’s pride and pleasure, the £2.5 million family house in Cheshire, was one of the main causes of their breakup.
Paddy was reluctant to part with the gated seven-bedroom property, which had a glass terrace, a gym, and a swimming pool.
It is now known that they will both retain the property when the divorce is finalized.
Paddy claimed he lacked the funds to purchase a property as large as the marital residence, according to people close to the ex-couple.
Additionally, Christine, who was diagnosed with autism and ADHD in 2021, did not want to move their three children—the seven-year-old Felicity, the ten-year-old twins, Leo and Penelope—who have also been diagnosed with autism.
«Paddy is very much the king of his castle when it comes to their house,» the insider told.
She remained in their large home, and he had no intention of moving to a smaller place. It implies that Paddy will always have access to the house, which they both still own.
Additionally, Paddy was aware that Christine would not want to upset their kids by listing the property for sale because their autism requires regularity and familiar settings.
Although Christine might have forced the house’s sale, she choose to prioritize her children’s needs.
