Christine McGuinness has landed a new job offer but says it is 'asking for trouble'. The mum of three has told her fans she has been offered a new job and she is going to say yes.
It is reported Christine is working on her first solo TV project following her split with Paddy McGuinness last year. It is believed she is working on a follow up to her BBC documentary.
Lincs Live reports Christine was since diagnosed with autism and ADHD. She filmed an initial documentary about her children's autism with Paddy called Our Family and Autism. It followed the couple as they met with other parents, experts and people on the autism spectrum.
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Up until now, Christine hasn't confirmed the reports. However, she has been sharing behind the scene footage of her out filming on social media.
Taking to her Instagram Story, the 34-year-old giggled as she revealed that she had been offered a job. She said: "So I've been offered a job. Oh I'm so tempted!"
She went on to say: "But when you just know you're just asking for trouble... That means I'm going to say yes," before laughing. She then took the opportunity to ask her fans for advice on how to get kids to school on time on a Monday morning, the M.E.N. reports. She said: "Also, if anyone can tell me the secret to getting three kids to school on time on a Monday morning I'd pay good money.
"It's just not working. It doesn't matter what time I get up, it doesn't matter how quick I try and be... Monday mornings, it's just not working!"
Since sharing the videos on Instagram stories, Christine shared another post which praised her own 'manifestation skills' as she beamed beside a colourful mural while donning a pair of grey joggers and matching zip-up hoodie.
She captioned the post: "My manifestation skills scare me," she typed in the caption of her post. This quickly attracted the attention of fans who were quick to support her. One user said: "Embrace it." Another wrote: "Just follow your heart and be happy." Someone else penned: "Love this."
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