Christine McGuinness emotionally says why she'll 'be fine' after Paddy split as she makes single mum admission

Christine McGuinness has said exactly why she'll 'be fine' following her split from ex-husband Paddy as she made an admission about being a single mum. They told their fans and followers of their separation on July 22, 2022 by issuing a joint statement which they shared on social media.

They said at the time "a while ago we took the difficult decision to separate but our main focus as always is to continue loving and supporting our children. This was not an easy decision to make but we’re moving forward as the best parents we can be for our three beautiful children."

Despite their split, Christine, 35, and Paddy, 50, have continued to live together for their children, twins Penelope and Leo and their youngest daughter Felicity - all three of whom have been diagnosed with autism.

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After spending Christmas together, Christine has now opened up about life as a single mum, admitting it can be "difficult". But despite it being "hard", Christine has said she knows she'll "be fine". Speaking to OK! Magazine: “I was raised by a single mum, so I know I’ll be fine. Even when I’m having more difficult days. I always think, ‘I know I’ll be OK.’

“But it is hard sometimes. The hardest thing is turning down opportunities, like turning down work stuff. If their dad is working away, and the childcare then falls on me, then I’ve got to stop everything. I know I can’t socialise at that time, and I can’t work at that time, and I know I’ve just got to be at home with the children."

She added: "But I always wanted to be a mum so I’m happy to do that. I don’t mind. But