CHRISTINE McGuinness has opened up about her previous Christmases without a tree.
The documentary presenter and ex-wife of comedian Paddy McGuinness, took to Instagram to share the sweet clip.
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In the caption she detailed the milestone moment – finally having an indoor Christmas tree.
Christine, could be seen decorating the sparkling tree decorated with twinkling lights.
Opting for chic white and blue decor and a silver star on the top, Christine also added a customised bauble with her name written on it.
She explained in the caption: “For 10 years alls I’ve ever wanted for Christmas was to have three happy, calm and content children.
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“This year it’s looking like my wish might come true and we have our tree up early.. requested by my children!
“For all the years we had no tree because the sensory overload and the changes were too much, for the times we’ve put it up and took it down 24hrs later, when we thought last year having it up for a week was a success but THIS.
“A Christmas tree for the whole of December. WOW my babies you really are incredible with a little bit of time, patience and love, anything is possible.”
Sensory Overload is described as when your five senses take in more information that your brain can process, often triggered by overwhelming lights and loud sounds.
Back in November 2021 Christine revealed she had been diagnosed with autism – just like her three children Penelope and Leo, nine, and six-year-old Felicity with ex Paddy, 49.
She was then told that she also suffers with ADHD.
The Real Housewives star and mum-of-three, recently showed off her luxurious Cheshire pad and she has now proudly showcased her stylish renovations.
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