CHRISTINE McGuinness went all out for her daughter’s eighth birthday party with a Barbie and magical themed extravaganza.
The TV star and mum-of-three took to Instagram to share a series of snaps giving fans a glimpse into daughter Felicity’s big day.
One pic saw two huge bouncy castles and a stunning balloon display with Christine, 36, holding up her daughter’s Barbie cake.
Christine reminisced on her baby girl’s life so far as she shared a montage video of her pregnant with Felicity and her as a baby and toddler.
The TV star wrote: “Happy Birthday to my beautiful, curly haired, crazy angel Felicity, My baby G is 8 today going on 18!
“My little lady with the biggest personality and the strongest mind, you really are a whirlwind of fun and energy no one can keep up with!
“Words can’t describe my love for you and how proud I am to be your mummy!”
She continued: “Obviously I don’t show my children publicly but I can tell you my Felicity is a natural entertainer, always wanting to make people laugh, she is going to be one hell of a strong woman with a very caring beautiful nature.”
Fans were quick to take to the comments to celebrate with the family.
One commented: “You have put together an amazing family day & beautiful birthday for your little angel”
“Strong women raise strong women (heart emoji),” penned a second.
“Have a great day with your family. You look amazing, so beautiful (fire emoji),” a third added.
Daughter Felicity is one of three children Christine shares with comedian and TV presenter Paddy McGuinness, 51.
She went on to co-host several shows with her husband alongside appearing on The Real Housewives of Cheshire and ITV’s Loose Women.
Christine and Paddy announced their split in 2022 but continue to co-parent Felicity and ten-year-old twins Leo and Penelope.
All three children have been diagnosed with autism, with Christine later finding out she was autistic too in her 30s.
In her 2021 book, A Beautiful Nightmare, Christine admitted the diagnosis caused problems within her marriage as they fought over how to handle the kids.
The model admitted to having ‘constant arguments’ with Paddy over the kids amid divorce.
She wrote: “It will be autistic people that cure cancer. I do hope Leo, Penelope and Felicity will be independent one day.
“I don’t know if they’ll have relationships but if they do and they’re happy that’s great.”
“A constant argument between me and my husband is him thinking they’re not going to be able to do anything and I’m constantly saying they will.”
The quotes re-emerged following Christine’s short-lived appearance on Celebrity MasterChef last month as she tried to grapple with her autism on the cooking show.
