Christine McGuinness looks stunning in tight crop top as she heads to the shops after fling with soap star is revealed
The Real Housewives of Cheshire alum opted for the figure-hugging vest which flashed her curves and clung to her toned stomach paired with linen trousers.
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Christine, 37, threw a red holdall over her shoulder and carried a dark jacket in her hand as she took a stroll in the sunshine.
The mum of three pulled on a pair of sunglasses and padded around in a pair of trainers after parking up her car.
The ITVBe star looked happy and carefree after The Sun revealed her fling with a leading soap actress this month.
SOAP STAR FLING
We exclusively reported how Christine and the actress exchanged messages in the days after but their brief romance quickly fizzled out.
Their encounter came in 2023, the year after mum-of-three Christine split from her ex-Top Gear host husband, Paddy McGuinness, 51.
A source said: 'Christine was single at the time and they really enjoyed the evening of the awards bash. There was a strong chemistry between them and they shared some messages but it never went any further after that.'
The well-known actress, whom we are not naming, has previously been in relationships with men.
Christine spoke out about her sexuality for the first time last month, revealing she has dated both sexes since she was a teen.
Speaking on the How To Fail podcast, she said: 'I'm at the point where I think I've got a nice balance of going, 'Yeah I date women and so what? What's the big deal?'
'But also knowing I don't have to go into big, massive detail about it either.
Christine McGuinness dazzles in bright blue bikini as she shrugs off quitting Celebs Go Dating after just a week
'A lot of people ask me, 'Are you a lesbian? Are you bisexual? Is this a phase?'.
'I've always been quite a free spirit. I think that's the only word I would put on it.
'When I was a teenager, I'd dated boys and girls. I never felt it was anything different or a big deal.'
MARRIAGE BREAKDOWN
Christine split from Paddy after 11 years of marriage.
Paddy McGuinness' TV Timeline
2000-2001 - Phoenix Nights
2004 - Max & Paddy's Road To Nowhere
2005 - Max & Paddy's The Power of Two
2008-2010 - Rory and Paddy's Great British Adventure
2010-2019 - Take Me Out
2011 - 71 Degrees North
2013 - Your Face Sounds Familiar
2015 - Benchmark
2017-2018 - The Keith & Paddy Picture Show
2019 - Celebrity Juice
2019-2022 - Top Gear
2019-2022 - Catchpoint
2021-2022 - I Can See Your Voice
2021-2023 - A Question of Sport
2024 - Paddy and Chris: Road Tripping
2024-2025 - Inside The Factory
2023-2025 - Tempting Fortune
They announced their split in July 2022, days after Christine revealed in an interview with The Sun on Sunday's Fabulous magazine that they were going through a 'very, very difficult time'.
The pair still live together in their £6.5million Cheshire mansion for the sake of their children, despite the divorce.
Months after their marriage ended, Christine was pictured kissing singer Chelcee Grimes, 33.
It has been revealed how Christine got "incredible close" to footballer Chelcee before splitting from husband Paddy, 51, in 2022.
Yet the songwriter's recent fallout with close pal Christine recently came to light, with the real reason for the pair's toxic spat revealed.
Chelcee and close pal Christine also then disconnected on social media.
Previously, Chelcee was spotted liking a damning social media comment about Christine.
It read "Christine is fake as they come, Chelcee deserved so much better.
"Christine can keep trying to get attention and fake a new romance."
The former pals met while taking part in ITV's The Games in 2022.
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