Christine McGuinness puts on a leggy display in a pair of denim shorts

Christine McGuinness put on a leggy display as she arrived at the Mummy’s Star Ball in Manchester on Saturday.

The model, 35, displayed her jaw-dropping figure as she donned a bright yellow halter top and light blue denim shorts.

Showcasing her bronzed tan, the Real Housewives of Cheshire star kept it casual in a pair of flip flops.

Carrying a white handbag, the mother-of-three also sported a brown leather bag.

Styling her platinum blonde locks into loose waves, the star accessorised with a simple silver necklace. 

Radiant: The model, 35, displayed her figure as she donned a bright yellow halter top

Looking in good spirits as she headed to the event, Christine completed her look with a light palette of makeup. 

Mummy’s Star is a charity which provides cancer support in or around pregnancy. 

Christine and her ex-husband Paddy McGuinness announced their split in June of last year but have continued living together for their three children – twins Leo and Penelope, eight, and Felicity, five – who all have autism. 

Christine recently opened up on her unusual living arrangement with her ex-husband Paddy, admitting ‘I don’t know life without him’.

However, they have revealed they have remained living together with their kids in an effort to protect them.

Talking to OK! magazine, Christine spoke about the arrangement, saying she didn’t know how long it would last.

She said: ‘It’s certainly not a long-term or forever plan. It works right now because we’re both so busy and we’re in and out of the home so we tend to swap days and we’ll share. 

‘It’s much like any parent really – juggling jobs and children. We definitely don’t want to upset them or change anything too quickly, and for me as well. 

Casual: Showcasing her bronzed tan, the Real Housewives of Cheshire star kept it casual in a pair of flip flops

‘I like slow changes, and we’re alright – we’re family. I’ve known Paddy for 15 years, so I don’t know life without him. It is what it is.’

She added: ‘He’s happy that I’ve found a place I’m comfortable in. He was very proud of my book and my documentary.

‘He watched it and he loved it, and said he was really pleased that not only was I working but I was making a big difference as well.

‘It’s good he’s supportive because I need him to be. I need to be able to leave happily knowing the children are being looked after and safe. It’s partnership and teamwork.’