CHRISTINE McGuinness looked a snack today as she slipped into a daring PVC skirt and edible crop top for Pride.
The model and TV personality, 35, showcased her stunning figure in the sexy outfit on Instagram.
She wrote: “Edible. HAPPY PRIDE LOVERS.
“Especially my closest friends and family who beam with pure love and happiness, I am proud of you!
“Do not allow people to dim your shine because they are blinded by your light.”
The blonde bombshell posed in side profile and ruffled her big hair for the stunning shots.
Fans loved it, with one commenting: “That skirt is something else.”
Another said: “What a body!”
A third posted: “Absolute perfection.”
The couple, who have three young children, last year confirmed they were getting a divorce and, Christine, 35, insists she now needs some time to find herself.
Christine is still living in the family home she shares with ex-husband Paddy as they co-parent their twins Penelope and Leo, nine, and Felicity, six, who all have autism.
In an exclusive chat with The Sun’s TV mag, she 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.”
Though they have separate bedrooms in their Cheshire mansion, the former couple try to keep family life as normal as possible.
Christine said: “There hasn’t been an awful lot of change because we are a family, regardless of what’s between me and Patrick.
We haven’t done what most couples do, where they separate and almost instantly someone moves out and they don’t see each other again.
“Me and Patrick aren’t like that. 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’.
“That’s what we were always going to do. That shouldn’t change just because we have separated.
“We’ll always put the children first. We’re living in a happy home and it’s working for us for now — I’m not sure if it’s our long-term plan.”
Christine says she is terrified of getting involved with another man, despite Paddy admitting he’s been on a few dates since their split.
And she admits the practicalities of her domestic arrangement do not lend themselves to finding a fella.
She said: “It’s only recently I’ve thought, ‘Could I? Would it work?’. But I think my life isn’t ready to.
“I’m not sure anybody would be okay with dating someone who still lives with their ex. I’m happy to put my life on hold until I figure that out. I certainly wouldn’t be ready for anything serious.
“I think a bit of fun maybe, eventually, would be nice — to have some adult company. But it would take a really understanding person. Like I said, I’m not in any rush.”
