Christine McGuinness poses naked on a bed of rose petals for Valentine's Day

As a former model, CHRISTINE McGuinness is no stranger to the camera.

While the 35-year-old is usually busy chasing after her three kids, she decided to embrace her sultry side with Fabulous as she bared her skin for Valentine's Day.

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The sexy photos prove the mum-of-three's still got it as she posed naked on a bed of roses to celebrate the day of love.

She unleashed her inner Venus, the goddess of love and beauty, surrounded by the lush red flower universally known as a symbol of love and lust.

With her glossy tousled blonde locks, rich tan and perfect mani-pedi, the beauty really didn't need anything other than a few hundred roses for the cover photo.

Taking the shoot back to modern times, she daringly posed nude on a love heart-shaped chair – accessorized only with a matching red lip and black patent stilettos from Next.

Despite channeling her inner siren for Fabulous, Christine reveals she isn't ready to start dating again since her split from comedian Paddy McGuinness in 2022.

“Dating is not something that appeals to me [as an autistic person] not at all,” she explains

“Obviously, it's been almost two years since I divorced Patrick, and I think people might expect me to be ready at this point. But there's literally nothing about dating that excites me.

“I can't even imagine going on a date!

“Meeting someone should be more natural, maybe a friendship that turned into a relationship, but that's not something I would want to happen right now.

“I'm quite happy when I'm alone and I feel much more like booking a yoga class for myself or sitting on the couch in peace for an hour.”

Christine went for a more sultry look and ditched the red lip and props for a sexy smokey eye and nude lip.

Leaving little to the imagination, she held on to a sheer black dressing gown from Intimissimi to cover her cleavage as she gave readers a cheeky look at her derriere.

Her new book, The Magic Is You, The Magic Is Me by Christine McGuinness (£7.99, Scholastic) is published on March 28.

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