Christine McGuinness’ new launch has set her up to set an example for her fans!
The model, known for supporting autism awareness, has dedicated her time and efforts to her recently launched clothing brand, “We Are Her,” which she founded with a friend. After sharing a video while in Ibiza to promote the unique design, fans had a lot to say.
Christine McGuinness Launches Swimwear Collection, Inspiring Fans Everywhere
Using her enviable figure, the buxom blonde showed off her brand’s new designs on her Instagram page. The video, set to Green Neon DJ’s Tik Tok Remix of the song “Ice Cream Man Cause I’m A Woman I’m A Very F**king Strong Woman,” sees the entrepreneur flaunt her hips in sheer pink and yellow. bikini set with matching sarong.
The next scene shows her wearing a mini black cover-up dress over her swimsuit before showing off her stomach in a green halter neck set. The shoot also consists of her wearing a pink elastic jumpsuit, a short backless knit dress of several colors, and a stylish blue swimsuit paired with a straw hat.
Alongside the post, she wrote in the caption, “BTS ? Building HER @weare___her Summer – part 1 ??? #OwnBrand.” Her strength amazed fans of the former beauty queen who took to the comments to express their admiration for her, like this user who said, “Can’t think of any other words than ???! ??☀️.”
One netizen expressed their respect for him and thanked him for “breaking stereotypes and showing a different picture of Autistic people.” A third called her an amazing woman and praised her for doing brilliant things for the autistic community before sharing:
“I’m autistic myself, and seeing someone like you speak freely about your autism really touched me. Keep doing what you’re doing ??❤️??❤️.”
A fourth user expressed admiration for the television personality’s courage in being herself despite being an autistic teenager and for promoting the message that it’s okay to be different, adding, “Keep pushing the stereotype Christine & chasing the sunset like me, change is on the way, and we all on the journey with you. xx.”
Although the reality TV star was in Ibiza on business, she turned it into a much-needed vacation and teased her business with racy photos. In the first slide, the 35-year-old captures a beautiful sunset before posing braless in an open white top, enjoying a pizza next to the pool.
Another photo showed her showing off her toned abs in a white top and matching pants on a balcony before sharing a mirror selfie of herself in black bikini bottoms and an open white shirt. McGuinness then posted a photo of himself and his friend and co-founder hugging in a small booth.
Instagram | Christine McGuinness
The caption read, “Imagine ✨? 4 weeks after launching a new business with your best friend, you fly to Ibiza for three nights for a shoot ?.” She further explained, “We are just 2 ASD moms who dreamed of creating a brand created for women, by women @weare___her ??❤️.”
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The mother of three received praise from fans for her documentary on autism, as her first-hand experience with autism resonated with many, as she was only diagnosed in 2021 at the age of 33. After the screening of “Christine McGuinness: Unmasking My Autism,” The Blast observed that she shared her feedback on her Instagram story.
It begins with a screenshot of a parent commenting that they overheard a conversation about exploring an autism diagnosis for their daughter after watching McGuinness’s documentary, even though she was initially admitted for anorexia.
In another post, the “Loose Women” guest star shared a touching message from a netizen who contacted her directly. The statement expressed gratitude to him for potentially saving their daughter’s life, stating:
“Your courage, honesty and all the narratives of your contributors have enlightened us, as clearly as if our daughter took off her mask and explained her heart.”
A third update featured a collage of text, including one from a fan whose 34-year-old sibling died by suicide in January and is believed to be undiagnosed but autistic. Another told him that their daughter asked for help after watching his documentary.
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