Christine McGuinness reveals her incredible body in skintight gym gear after night out with pal Chelcee Grimes
CHRISTINE McGuinness showed off her impressive body in gym gear after a heavy night out with close friend Chelcee Grimes.
The TV star seemed to have avoided a hangover as she slipped into her own range of Autism-friendly gym clothing.
Christine, who split from her husband Paddy McGuinness in July 2022 after 11 years, beamed at the camera.
She looked stunning in the matching soft chocolate brown sports bra and leggings from her H-E-R online shop which sells clothes designed with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) in mind.
Her long blonde locks down and popped a baseball cap over the top.
Just the night before, Christine was seen having a ball with bestie Chelcee.
The pair headed to Ten Streets Social in Liverpool where they watched dancers perform as they sipped drinks.
Christine, 35, shared three stories of her and Chelcee, 30 embracing each other.
In one of the stories she added audio which was titled “closer” as they cuddled.
Chelcee also posted a picture of herself in her hotel room in the outfit she was wearing in the club, with the caption: “What a weekend x Full of surprises.”
This comes after the pair were spotted kissing at Winter Wonderland in December.
The mum-of-three met Chelcee on ITV’s The Games last year.
The pair have holidayed together and Chelcee arranged a surprise trip to a spa for Christine’s 35th birthday.
In June last year, The Sun on Sunday pictured them walking arm-in-arm on a girls’ holiday with other pals in Croatia.
Speaking about her friendship with Chelcee for the first time Christine told Fabulous magazine in the summer: “Chelcee is my soul sister. Just straight away from the day I met her; I just loved her.
“She’s hilarious. And honestly, it was just the best time on the show.”
Christine has admitted that she’s “petrified of dating” after she and Paddy opened up about their split.
In 2021 she was diagnosed with autism and spoke about her journey on her BBC documentary Unmasking My Autism.