Christine McGuinness looked super glam in Chanel sunglasses as she dropped her kids off at school this morning.
The reality TV star and wife of comedian Paddy McGuinness wore a nude co-ord shorts and crop top set, which matched her Prada handbag.
She completed her outfit with a pair of Nike trainers and a loose white shirt which fell off her shoulder.
Posing in the car with a Starbucks coffee in her hand, Christine shared the snap with her 655,000 Instagram followers.
She captioned it: “School run and Starbucks.”
The mum-of-three also added an inspirational message after saying she had heard someone talking about dating a mum “like it was a negative”.
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The 34-year-old model and influencer wrote: “I couldn’t help but still think about that mum this morning!
“Let me tell you... You will never find someone more loving than a mum! Someone so caring, someone so patient, someone who is just so grateful to be alive and wants to live forever.
“You will never find someone who understands putting others first like a mum... and you will never find someone who wants to make the most of her life like a mum.
“Shout out to all the mums, we are juggling more than they could handle.”
The post certainly struck a chord with Christine’s followers who were quick to comment underneath.
One wrote: “How gorgeous do you look on the school run Christine?! Damn right us mums are amazing.”
Another said: “Yes @mrscmcguinness you are bang on the money. High 5 to all mums.”
“Couldn’t put it better and what a great role model mum you are,” a third commented.
While fourth added: “Loved these words today. Mums are the best, I've just lost mine last week and she was so caring.”
Christine – who is currently taking part in ITV show The Games - regularly shares inspirational messages with her social media followers.
She has also spoken out about her recent autism diagnosis and what life is like raising three autistic children.
Her and Paddy are parents to twins Leo and Penelope, eight, and six-year-old Felicity, who have all been diagnosed with the same condition.
Writing on Instagram, Christine said: “Someone recently asked me when am I my most authentic self? I am a very typical autistic masker, (more common in autistic females but autistic males can do this too).
“I pretend, I copy, I use learned behaviour to ‘fit in’ and hide symptoms, I practice conversations and imitate actions in so many different areas of life I used to question myself which personality is the most authentic?”
She added: “Since my diagnosis I now see it all as the real me, I’m just different in different situations and honestly I think most people are to some extent.
“I don’t question who I am anymore. But it’s definitely at home with my babies where I am my most comfortable, relaxed self.”
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