Christine McGuinness shows off her incredible figure in racy black swimsuit
CHRISTINE McGuinness has turned up the heat after flaunting her figure in a sexy swimsuit
The stunning star, 35, slipped into the black one-piece to show off her latest business venture.
Together with a pal, Christine has launched a new range of ‘inclusive’ clothing that is ASD friendly.
This means that each and every piece in the collection is suitable for women with autism, as the condition can often cause over sensitivity to fabrics, labels, seams and tags.
Christine and her friend Catherine have designed leisure, lounge, beach and swim wear in the H-E-R collection – with her sexy swimsuit being from the swim range.
Taking to Instagram, the blonde bombshell has sent pulses racing by doing a series of hot poses in the mirror for Instagram.
She also played with the side ties, before running her hands through her blow dried hair.
Christine commented on her video: “A little sneak peek at ‘HER’ swim.
“Dropping soon.. just in time for summer.”
Fans have gone wild, with one replying: “Love you Christine, you’re a bombshell beauty.”
Another commented: “Simply one word . WOW .”
And a third joked: “Can I borrow ya body for next weekend babe?”
Christine was diagnosed with autism two years ago when she was 33. Her three children, Penelope, Felicity and Leo, also have ASD.
Last month, the star – who is estranged from her telly star husband Paddy McGuinness – revealed that clothing helped her before she was diagnosed.
She found that certain items, such as a beloved hoodie, gave her the consistency she needed in order to get through unfamiliar situations.
Christine spoke about her experiences after teaming up with Vanish and its charity partner, Ambitious About Autism to promote new campaign, “Me, My Autism & I”.
She explained: “I struggled with autism for the majority of my life without realising but there was something consistently present; I didn’t like change.
“It’s something I noticed from the clothes I was wearing to the routines I was keeping.”
Christine added: “I have a grey hoodie which is particularly important to me because of the way the sleeves pull over my hands to comfort me.
“And because it has a deep hood which is perfect to hide into when it gets too noisy while travelling.”