Paddy McGuinness’ wife Christine breaks down as she moves house amid mum's cancer battle
Christine McGuinness, 32, shed tears as her family prepared to move into their “dream home” amid her mother’s heartbreaking cancer battle. The model shared that she was feeling “all over the place” and would “give it all up” just to have her mother by her side during the moving process.
Christine began to get visibly emotional as she revealed that she had not seen her mother in months and would be unlikely to see her now until next summer.
The Real Housewives Of Cheshire star also said that her three children, who she shares with husband Paddy McGuinness – twins Penelope and Leo, seven, and Felicity, four, keep asking when “nanny will come and stay”.
Over on Instagram, Christine said: “Hey everyone, so I feel like I am all over the place today I feel like I should be so happy to move house.
“This is literally our dream home we’ve been building for years. We…” Christine then broke down in tears.
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She added: “I’d give it all to have my mum here. I feel I have got no one to talk to, I’m all over the place in the house, everyone is packing boxes.
“My head is just not there, my mum should be there with me.
“She’s still in the hospital, I haven’t seen her for months. I probably won’t see her until next summer.
“The kids keep saying, ‘I wonder if nanny will come and stay.’”
“It’s amazing. I feel so so lucky, but I’d give it all to have my mum. I can’t even see my mates because of Covid!’
“I don’t want to seem ungrateful because I am from a council estate, it’s quite overwhelming moving into this house,” she added.
Christine thanked fans for their enduring support on social media.
She wrote: “Turns out the kids are happy to move house and it’s me having a meltdown.
“I’m ok, just missing my mum. Feeling quite overwhelmed, grateful and very very tired. Thank you for every single message, lots of love.”
It comes after Christine shared that her mum is now on a gruelling treatment plan after receiving her breast cancer diagnosis.
She said: “She’s got a long, tough road ahead. 6 months on chemo then radiotherapy. Isolated, away from family and friends.
“But we laugh every time we speak on the phone. My mum is an incredibly strong woman.”
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