She recently revealed that she lost weight during the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown, but was ‘disappointed’ with the results.
And Chrstine McGuiness appeared to be staying on top of her fitness regime on Sunday, when she was spotted in eye-catching workout gear while out in Cheshire.
The 32-year-old mode, who is married to TV presenter Paddy McGuinness, looked toned and fit in a black-and-green sports bra, teamed with matching bright leggings.
Working on her fitness: Chrstine McGuiness appeared to be staying on top of her fitness regime on Sunday, when she was spotted in eye-catching workout gear while out in Cheshire
Sporting a pair of black running shoes, the fitness devotee wore her long golden locks in bouncy curls with a centre-parting.
Shielding her eyes with a pair of oversized tinted sunglasses, the mother-of-three highlighted her good looks with a light palette of makeup.
During her leisurely day out, Christine ended up saving the day for a cyclist, who dropped his bag in the middle of the road while pedalling past her.
Fitness stripes: The 32-year-old mode, who is married to TV presenter Paddy McGuinness, looked toned and fit in a black-and-green sports bra, teamed with matching bright leggings
Putting her fitness to good use, the blonde beauty swiftly picked up the item and gave chase to hand his bag back to him, much to his gratitude.
Christine’s outing comes after she revealed that she has lost weight during lockdown but is ‘disappointed’ with the results.
The model, who went to the gym at least three times a week before the pandemic, told the Mirror: ‘I haven’t lost fat, I’ve lost muscle, so I’m disappointed. I don’t want to lose weight that’s not my goal. I want to gain muscle.
‘I can tell my clothes are bigger. I don’t feel as strong, my thighs aren’t as big as they were.’
Saving the day: During her leisurely day out, Christine ended up saving the day for a cyclist, who dropped his bag in the middle of the road while pedalling past her
Hot pursuit: Putting her fitness to good use, the blonde beauty swiftly picked up the item and gave chase to hand his bag back to him, much to his gratitude
She said: ‘My goal is to be strong, not just slim. I want some shape and that’s why I go to the gym. When I’m lifting weights, I feel stronger.’
Christine, who currently follows a pescatarian diet and has been teetotal for the past 12 years, battled anorexia for a decade as a teenager.
The mother-of-three, who is married to TV presenter Paddy, 47, added: ‘You need to focus on how you feel. had an eating disorder for 10 years. Constantly focusing on weight and losing it became an obsession.’
The star will have a bit more time on her hands now to get back to training after she revealed she has quit the Real Housewives of Cheshire.
Weight woes: Fitness devotee Christine recently revealed that she has lost weight during lockdown, but is ‘disappointed’ with the results
Flawless figure: The model went to the gym at least three times a week before the pandemic
However, according to Christine, she has an exciting TV opportunity potentially on the horizon in the next few weeks.
Her RHOCH co-stars were said to be ‘pleased’ she’s leaving because they’ll get ‘more airtime,’ according to the show’s newest addition, Nicole Sealey.
The businesswoman, 45, told Fubar Radio on Thursday, that, although everyone ‘gets on’, the departure of the former beauty queen probably wouldn’t be ‘a massive thing.’
Nicole told host Stephen Leng of her co-stars’ feelings towards Christine’s exit: ‘They’ll probably be pleased because it’s a little bit more airtime for them!
‘Everyone really likes Christine. All the girls get on but it’s equally a show kind of about them, so I’m not sure anyone, whether people come or go, whether that’s a massive thing for the girls.’
Sensational: Christine, who currently follows a pescatarian diet and has been teetotal for the past 12 years, battled anorexia for a decade as a teenager
RHOC exit: No doubt she will have a bit more time on her hands now that she has revealed she has quit the Real Housewives of Cheshire