Christine McGuinness 'won't get married again' as she hasn't dealt with Paddy separation 'completely'
Christine McGuinness, who separated from her husband Paddy McGuinness in 2022, revealed that she doesn't see herself getting married again and that she hasn't "completely" dealt with their separation. Since the duo announced their split two years ago, they have remained amicable and co-parent under the same roof in their family home in Cheshire.
The 36 year old TV personality, who shares her three children - twins Leo and Penelope, 11, and Felicity, eight - with her ex-husband opened up in the new three-part series Pilgrimage: The Road Through North Wales earlier this year. Christine said in the show: "The only life I’ve known is with Patrick and I’m not sure what my path is now I’m on my own. I need to figure it out. Patrick and I have been separated for almost two years now, but I don’t think I’ve dealt with the separation completely yet and I know that one day I’m going to have to do that."
She added: “Everyone has hard times, everyone has challenges, but if only you could gather all your trauma or your worries and just chuck it away. The biggest change is to come, I’m just scared of doing it.”
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Christine also told The Sun at the time that she was single for the first time in a long time and didn't see herself tying the knot with anyone else.
She told the publication: “I don’t see myself getting married again. I just don’t. I’ve never had time to myself. I was with Patrick since I was 19 and now I’m single for the first time in a long time. People are kind of, ‘Oh, you must be out there having fun and going on dates and having a great time’, but I’m thinking, ‘No, I’ve got time for myself for the first time’."
However, Christine is now believed to be seeing other people and she is also planning a new business venture.
Despite calling time on their relationship, the pair – who first met in 2007 and tied the knot in 2011 – have said they are “moving forward as the best parents they can be”.
Christine previously said: “The children don’t know any different and they’re growing up in a happy, loving home. I just want it to continue like that. We don’t know what the future holds but right now it works. The thought of eventually co-parenting in separate houses is something I’m going to really struggle with.”
