Christine McGuinness shows off her incredible figure as she goes braless in a sexy black swimsuit for a sneak peek of her lavish gym at home

Christine McGuinness showed off her incredibly toned figure as she went braless, giving followers a sneak peek of her lavish home gym on Thursday.

The mum-of-three, 35, showed off her sensational hourglass figure and surgically enhanced breasts in a sexy, skimpy, form-fitting black jumpsuit.

In a revealing clip on Instagram Stories, Christine revealed she's “starting to feel strong again” as she took her fans on a little tour of the room.

She explained that since returning from the holiday break, she has been slowly getting back into her gym routine.

While she may have been out of breath from an intense workout, Christine made sure she still looked every inch glam as she looked stunning with a natural makeup look.

The 35-year-old mother of three showed off her sensational hourglass figure and surgically enhanced breasts in a sexy, skimpy, form-fitting black jumpsuit, white socks and black trainers

The TV personality accessorized her swimsuit with black sneakers, white socks and a chunky gold watch.

Her personal gym setup showed off every piece of equipment imaginable, as the star showed off a full weight section, bench press equipment and a range of exercise balls.

As she showed her 721,000 followers around her lavish gym, she said: 'You know, if you skip training for a while and you ease back into it, I've been coming in more and more and now I'm interested in it again and it's becoming part of my normal routine and coming to the gym and it feels good.

'It feels like I've never been away. I feel like I'm starting to feel strong again. I feel fitter, I have everything I need, I am so lucky.'

Christine shares twins Leo and Penelope, 10, and seven-year-old Felicity with her estranged husband, comedian Paddy McGuinness, 50.

The model was diagnosed with autism when she was 33 years old and revealed that the disorder meant she found it difficult to make friends and was unable to leave the house.

On Wednesday, she opened up again about her experiences with both autism and ADHD, admitting that it left her a recluse for eight years.

Speaking to Vogue Williams on the Boots podcast alongside Tommy Mallet, Christine discussed how she hopes to show her three children, who are also autistic, that you can still go to work and make friends despite being neurodivergent are.

While she may have been out of breath from an intense workout, Christine made sure she still looked every inch glam as she looked stunning with a natural makeup look.

Her personal gym setup showed off every piece of equipment imaginable, as the star showed off a full weight section, bench press equipment and a range of exercise balls

Christine explained honestly, “I don't want them to live the same life I do. I was a recluse for almost eight years, I hardly left the house and when I went to the store I went at two or three in the morning.

'I'm not very good at maintaining friendships. Not because I'm not nice, because people get along with me and I and I like everyone, but then if I really try to build a friendship I would struggle with the social side of things.

“I wouldn't go out, I wouldn't go on a girls' holiday and I wouldn't go out for dinner and things like that, so I would never be able to keep up with the friendship side of things.”

The mother-of-three also opened up about how not realizing she was autistic as a child had a negative impact on her, as people around her didn't know what was going on and she was forced to leave school at the age of 14 to leave.

Christine explained how not being able to cope with the school environment unfortunately led to an eating disorder, as she found it particularly difficult to be in the school canteen.

Christine McGuinness, 35, has admitted she was a recluse for eight years and explained how her autism and ADHD led to an eating disorder in her teens and how she can now only eat beige foods

Christine candidly explained: 'I was a recluse for almost eight years, I hardly left the house and when I went to the shop I went at 2 or 3 in the morning'

She explained, “I couldn't cope in class. I couldn't cope in the canteen, which unfortunately led to an eating disorder that is quite common in autistic women, mainly because I don't like eating with people.

'When I was a teenager, the doctors would just say, “Oh, you know, she's a teenage girl, she's obviously worried about her figure and the way she looks,” and that wasn't true at all.

'No one has ever asked me what it is about the canteen that you don't like and if they had, I honestly don't know if I could have expressed it because I didn't understand it myself.

'But it was just such a mess. The smell, the sound, the taste of the food, not knowing what would be on the menu every day, and then having to think: “Okay, where are we going to sit? Who should I go to because I didn't have one” Friends ? So it was all just too much and it made me feel pretty bad.”

Discussing her diet now, Christine admitted that she still struggles with eating and follows a typical autistic beige diet.

'I try to take care of myself as best I can. I take vitamins, but I still follow a very typical autistic diet, which is like a regular beige food diet. Everything is dry.'

Vogue confirmed to Vogue that she eats more or less the same thing every day, asking: “So what's your breakfast, lunch and dinner?”

“So toast is a favorite at my house for me and the kids. Toast, bagels, chicken nuggets and fries for the kids are always popular, plain pasta.

“I just don't like something too wet like lasagna, you'll never see that in my house.”

Christine shares twins Leo and Penelope, 10, and seven-year-old Felicity with her estranged husband, comedian Paddy McGuinness, 50 (pictured before their 2021 divorce)