Christine McGuinness issues important family update as she says 'don't change'

06 September 2023 , 10:48

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Christine McGuinness issues important family update as she says 'don't change'

Christine McGuinness has urged her children 'not to change' while sharing an endearing family update. The model was captured in a social media video preparing her kids' school bags and shoes for their imminent return to school.

Having only recently returned to the UK after an unexpectedly extended break with her family, Christine is back on mum duties. She shares her brood with her ex-husband Paddy. The 35-year-old was scheduled to return to her Cheshire home early last week following a spontaneous pre-school term vacation.

Christine had planned to savour one final trip with her children and her mother, Joanne, before the commencement of the school term. However, their sunny getaway took an unexpected twist when they found themselves unable to leave their holiday location. Although it appears to be linked to the travel chaos affecting thousands of holidaymakers - a situation triggered by a UK air traffic control failure that involved manual input of flight plans by controllers - Christine did not explicitly state what caused her prolonged stay abroad.

Christine McGuinness issued a heartwarming plea to her three children (Instagram/ @mrscmcguinness)

Christine's three children return to school this week (Instagram/ @mrscmcguinness)

Despite the unexpected hiccup, the Real Housewives of Cheshire star remained unfazed. As an autism campaigner, she provided updates on how her children, all diagnosed with autism (a diagnosis that led to her own at age 33), were managing the sudden change of plans. In a heartwarming Instagram post earlier this week, Christine shared a radiant selfie from the airport, captioning it "Home time" for her 710,000 followers. She reflected on personal growth and life lessons, crediting them to stepping out of one's comfort zone. The post ended with an exciting teaser: "Here's to the next adventure. Very very soon!" accompanied by a zipped mouth emoji.

Christine returned to the social media platform later, sharing a video of her meticulously arranging Penelope, Leo, and Felicity's school bags, drink bottles, lunch trays, and shoes. "Summer 2023... absolutely smashed it," she began her caption, addressing her 710,000 followers. She continued, "Back to school time! Leo, Penelope, and Felicity, if the world could see you now, the whole world would be proud of you." She reminisced about their early school days when they had only a few words, felt uncomfortable in uniforms, and were overwhelmed by school life.

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She proudly announced that her 10-year-old twins are heading into year six, their final year at primary school, while her youngest daughter Felicity has advanced to year 2. "All so confident, excited and always being yourselves. Never change or suppress yourselves, don't try to fit in, you are my little superstars, you inspire me every day," she added, ending her post with a heartfelt declaration, "Mummy is so proud #BackToSchool."

In a heartwarming display of support, fans and followers of the beloved star were quick to shower her with praise and share their own heartfelt messages. One user expressed admiration for her parenting skills, saying: "Awww Christine that's so sweet your such a good mummy glad your all home safe."

Another follower, encouraged her to stay authentic, commenting: "Good luck !!!! Definitely stay true to yourselves,we can all learn so much from you and mommy if you will let us." While a third lauded her organizational skills as a mother, writing: "Awww this is amazing you're great mum and well organized." Meanwhile, @frosty818 offered words of encouragement, replying: "You got this, they got this." A fourth shared a touching message, saying: "Just beautiful you are an amazing mummy." Lastly, @donnaroberts0305 added to the chorus of praises with: "Such a beautiful message to your children."

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Daniel Bird