CHRISTINE McGuinness nearly spills out of a stunning red gown as she leaves the Pride of Britain Awards with Helen Flanagan.
The reality show star held the bust of her dress as she climbed into a taxi with her pal.
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Christine was the belle of the ball in the floor-length scarlet dress, which featured a lace bodice.
She added a pair of lacy elbow-length gloves in the same colour.
Her long blonde locks were softly curled and she accessorised with beautiful sparkly drop earrings.
The pair giggled in the cab as Christine covered her chest.
Helen looked equally as incredible in a plunging black sparkly gown, which framed her curves.
She carried a Chanel clutch bag in the same colour and added a pair of diamond drop earrings.
Helen, 33, oozed Hollywood glamour with a red lip and black winged eyeliner.
This comes after Christine recently revealed that she had a cancer scare after finding a lump on her breast.
The mum-of-three said: “Before I had children, I found a lump one day.
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“Women in my family have had breast cancer. Because of that history, I got seen quite quickly.
“I had a full check-up and I had scans.”
It turned out the lump wasn’t cancerous but Christine urged every woman to do regular checks like she did.
The reality TV star is set to take part in BBC Two’s Pilgrimage where celebs are sent to explore historic and spiritual sites.
Bosses of the show are hoping she will open up about her break-up with Paddy McGuinness.
Helen is also a mum-of-three and recently faced a round of mum-shaming after posting a video of her in a SKIMS bodysuit.
One Instagram user commented on the former Coronation Street star’s post saying: “Non appropriate for mom!!”.
Another commented: “Least wearing clothes this time. Open Instagram up and all you see most times is you posting hundred posts in your underwear.”
Some fans jumped to her defence and said: “You always look fit. Happy. And a great mother. That’s what matters.”
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