Model Christine McGuinness' Ex Paddy Throws Shade As He Misses Out On Vacation

Drama erupts in the comments as Paddy McGuinness makes cheeky digs at his ex-wife Christine McGuinness!

After being together for over a decade, Christine and Paddy McGuinness separated last July. Despite the split, the former couple chose to maintain a positive relationship and continue to live together in the same house. This decision was made to provide a stable and familiar environment for their three children, Felicity, Leo, and Penelope, who all have autism.

On Easter Sunday, the former Miss Liverpool took to Instagram to greet her 710,000 followers and share a glimpse of her family vacation. She posted a photo of herself riding a bicycle with a carrier attached to it, presumably containing her kids. 

In the next slide, she smiled at the camera while sitting in a boat before enjoying an ice cream cone in the third image. The following slides included a picture of chocolate easter eggs, the river, and Christine in a life jacket.

In the caption, she wrote, "Wishing you all a wonderful Easter from my little chicks to yours!🐣🐣🐣. That was a lovely little family break 🥰 now mummy is exhausted and definitely deserves an adults-only holiday! 👀😂🙏✈️😎." She also thanked her mother, who she described as "the best nanny," for helping her on the trip.  

After seeing the model's Instagram post, Paddy could not resist making a comment. The 49-year-old teased Christine when he wrote, "You didn't once pedal that!!!"  However, she was not having any of it and quickly clapped back, saying, "Don't chat 💩. I've done about 50 miles with children in there this weekend 😮‍💨 I'm done in!" He then jokingly responded, "Tell my lungs that!"

Alongside the exchange between the estranged pair, fans were eager to chime in with their thoughts. One supporter cheered the "Loose Women" guest star, saying, "You tell him," while another humorously praised Paddy's bravery as a Boltonian.

This person offered words of encouragement and wished her a happy Easter stating, "Glad you enjoyed Easter with family, Christine. Happy Monday! Have a lovely week. You deserve the best! 💐.”

A fourth user, however, expressed hope for the pair alongside holiday greetings, "Happy Easter to you all. Is it wrong to secretly hope you all become 1 again. Xx." A fifth wrote, "Absolutely fabulous Happy Easter to you and your family, Christine ❤️❤️🐣🐣🐣🐣❤️❤️." 

A sixth noted, "Happy Easter to you and your family. Were would we be without our Mums ❤❤🐣🐇🐥." 

"The Real Housewives of Cheshire" alum impressed her followers in a recent post after revealing she had autism spectrum disorder, a condition that affects communication and social interaction skills. 

The 35-year-old showcased her flexibility while performing various Ashtanga yoga poses. She looked stunning in a sports bra and leggings combo as she flawlessly executed shoulder stands and backbends. The footage captioned "Working on HER" featured HER's "Every Kind of Way" playing in the background.

Fans were quick to praise her skills, like this admirer who praised her endurance and described it as "amazing." This follower said, "Watching you perform those yoga poses makes me regret giving up Pilates."

A third user suggested that she would make a great yoga teacher and complimented her skills, "You should teach yoga; you are very good at the poses. See Less. Well done, great for mental health." A fourth user offered words of encouragement, "You are a beautiful woman who is on a journey, your path, and with your determination, you will be ok."

This viewer noted, "You're Elastic girl off The Incredibles, what a superpower 🦸‍♀️❤️." The Blast shared that in addition to her autism spectrum disorder, the "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" star had previously faced other difficulties, such as experiencing sexual abuse from the age of nine, which continued until she was 11 years old.

As if that was not enough, she was raped at age 14, which traumatized her badly, that she prayed to die whenever she went to sleep. While discussing with BBC, she shared that apart from those life-changing incidents, she had issues with starting and maintaining friendships for as long as she could remember. She admitted, "There've been times in my life where I desperately wanted a friend."