Christine McGuinness is dedicated to giving her children the best.
The British model shares insights into how she organizes her children’s belongings before they head back to school. The update struck an emotional chord with her fans, who have remained loyal to her since she became more vocal about autism.
Read on to learn more.
Christine McGuinness Reflects On Her Children’s Education As They Prepare For School
Christine returned to her mother’s duties shortly after returning to the UK following an unexpected extended holiday with her family. The 35-year-old, who shares three children with ex-husband Paddy McGuinness, showed off her loving side in a video she recently uploaded to Instagram.
Set to Jae Hall’s song, “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” the clip shows the autistic star placing different colored water bottles, black school shoes, lunch boxes, and jelly boots in front of three school bags. For the act, the mother of three sat cross-legged on the floor, pairing an oversized white T-shirt with tight leggings.
“Summer 2023… smash it. ? Back to school days! Leo, Penelope, and Felicity ? If the world could see you now, the world would be proud of you. Ever since you started school with just a few words, not being comfortable wearing a uniform, feeling scared and stressed about school life,” he said in a long caption.
Continuing the statement, the television personality expressed, “Tomorrow, my twins, you are in year six and my little lady is in year 2! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Everyone is very confident, excited and always being themselves. Never change or oppress yourself, and don’t try to fit in; you are my little superstar, and you inspire me every day. Mummy is very proud ? ❤️.”
Immediately, Christine’s fans camped out in the comments section, praising her and sharing relatable experiences. “Awww, Christine, that’s so sweet. You are a good mummy. Glad you’re all safe and sound,” one loyalist wrote, while another declared, “You’re an amazing mummy ❤️❤️.”
A third commenter wrote, “Amazing… We have two nervous girls who are afraid of the changes that the new school year brings.. But let’s break it down,” added a fourth, “They might need new slippers for this week. Well done, and I’m so glad you had a great vacation.”
‘Hey Tracey!’ Star’s Kids are No Longer Featured on Social
Almost a month before the “Real Housewives of Cheshire” alum prepares school supplies for her children, she has revealed that she is not allowed to share content containing them on social media.
According to The Blast, the photo of her wearing a black crop top, leggings and trendy sunglasses prompted one of her followers to comment, “I used to love real family photos with your kids antics. You haven’t posted it yet. I hope you and them are well.”
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Marking the curious individual, Christine replied, “I’m not allowed to show my children; it’s not my choice.” Although many ignored the statement, it definitely left an impression on them, especially when the “All Star Mr & Mrs” marked his daughter Felicity’s birthday on Instagram.
Turns out, the mama bird had left out any photos that included her baby girl when she posted the birthday tribute. Instead, viewers were treated to the sight of Felicity’s birthday cake, an inflatable slide, blue and pink roller skates, a red-and-black quad bike and beach sand with “Felicity” written on it. A happy Christine reflected in the caption:
“Felicity, my baby girl ? is seven years old today and owns every part of your big personality with pride as you should. You always stand up for yourself and shout about everything you believe in and your comedic side makes the whole family laugh everyday ? I know I’m raising a strong little woman and I love watching you grow. Never changed [SIC] my angel, I love you?.”
‘Steph’s Packed Lunch’ Star Is Always Worrying About Her Children’s Future
In April, the clothing entrepreneur spoke openly about her worries and feelings about her children’s future as they grow up with autism. During the “Me, My Autism & Me” exhibit, she mentioned that this worry kept her up at night, showing the depth of her concern and emotional investment in their well-being. In his words:
“I worry if they will be independent when they are older. This is an added concern with those who are autistic and have additional needs – they are more vulnerable.”
Although Christine faces uncertainty about her children’s future, she emphasizes her determination to “stay positive.” He said, “I need to spend as much time as possible to make them independent when the time comes.”
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