Christine McGuinness displays her incredible toned frame in navy and white swimsuit

 She has been keeping her followers entertained during lockdown.

And Christine McGuinness was it again as she slipped into a swimsuit for a sizzling snap on Sunday.

The model, 32, donned a navy and white one piece to showcase her gym-honed frame as she posed in her garden.

The stylish swimsuit cinched in at her slender waist with a white belt and teased a glimpse of her ample cleavage.

The swimsuit also rose high on her bronzed legs as she posed.

Her blonde tresses were styled in a chic half updo and she accessorised with funky shades. 

Christine recently marked her twins’ seventh birthday in style on Thursday as she took to Instagram to share a sweet video montage. 

The model posted a throwback bikini bump snap of herself when she was pregnant with Leo and Penelope alongside a number of nostalgic photos from their childhood. 

Christine is married to Top Gear host Paddy, 46, and is mum to the twins and three-year-old Felicity. All of their children have been diagnosed with Autism.  

Christine wrote: ‘Happy 7th birthday to my beautiful twins Leo & Penelope my superstars.

‘They have barely spent a moment apart since the day they were born, I’m so thankful they have each other. I am truly blessed to be their mummy.

‘Feeling unconditional love is magical. They made me a mummy, they made us a family and I am beyond proud. ⠀  

‘I LOVE YOU to the moon and back forever and always my babies you are everything to me.’ 

Christine uploaded photos of the twins when they were younger and as babies alongside snaps of herself and Paddy taking the children on various outings.

One showed the family staring out at a picturesque pool, while in another their children donned matching football shirts.  

Back in May, Christine admitted she would blame herself for her children’s autism, before learning more about the condition.

Each child was diagnosed at the age of three with the developmental disability that affects how people perceive the world and interact with others.

Speaking on MTV podcast Nappy Days, Christine said: ‘It’s hard enough being a mum but when you have children with additional needs its daunting.

‘You wing it at first. You make mistakes but that’s just natural. But I didn’t know they had autism at first because I didn’t know anything about autism.’  

Christine admitted that, despite showing the signs of the condition, she didn’t realise what her twins were going through.

‘They didn’t speak. They were non-verbal, they’d walk on their tiptoes, they were sensitive to sound and light. So if there was a sudden noise, they would jump out their skin. But I thought they were just softies. 

‘I would think maybe it’s because they are twins, two of them,or that I would not be giving them enough attention. So I blamed myself.’

She explained looking after the twins much of the time by herself due to Paddy’s workload was one of the reasons she blamed herself.

‘They were with me permanently. My husband works away a lot so I thought maybe it was me and that I hadn’t taught them very well. They also never went to nursery or play groups so I blamed myself for them having no social skills.

‘I thought that it was down to me doing a rubbish job as a mother.’