Paddy McGuinness wife Christine reveals they wont be having more children
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Christine McGuinness revealed she isnt planning on having any more children, as she opened up about her family life, on Loose Women.
The Real Housewives of Cheshire star and her husband, Paddy McGuinness, have three children – twins Leo and Penelope and daughter Felicity, with the twins having been born with autism.
Appearing on the ITV show to discuss World Autism Awareness Week, she explained things are getting better for the twins, though she wont be having additional children as they will stretch her time.
I must say things are getting better. Theyve come along so much better, she told the panel..
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[We] wanted six children – but we are done, Christine said, adding that her decision was not because we dont want another autistic child, but we are stretched because the children do have autism, its hard to manage your time.Last month the 31-year-old reality star opened up about feeling like a single parent because of her husbands busy work schedule – with Take Me Out and his new Celebrity Juice stint taking up a lot of time.
The model confessed it was tough to work around her husbands schedule, as he is also busy filming the newest series of Top Gear.
I would be lying if I said its great. Its not, its really tough, Christine said.
At the moment I barely see him. It is getting to the point now where I feel it is overwhelming and too much. I feel like a single parent at times.
I keep thinking it will quieten down soon but actually I dont think it will. I think work will be good for Paddy and hes going to be very, very busy and so I dont know what were going to do.
The star, who has been married to Paddy since 2011, said she uses exercise as an outlet to help her deal with stress.
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I dont do it to lose weight or look a certain way, Christine told Manchester Evening News. I do it purely for my own self. Its cheaper than therapy.
I was worried at the beginning how I was going to fit it in, but I go as soon as I drop tRead More – Source