Christine McGuinness looks incredible in busty scarlet red dress for awards bash in Ireland

She’s never one to shy away from flaunting her enviable figure. 

And on Friday night, Christine McGuinness looked simply sensational as she stepped out in a busty scarlet red dress for a glam appearance at the GOSSIE Awards in Dublin, Ireland. 

The Real Housewives of Cheshire star, 31, made for a busty display in the daring design that came complete with a revealing sheer neckline and thigh-high split. 

Christine ensured all eyes were on her at the ceremony overseas, as she slipped her gym-honed figure into the flattering floor-length frock. 

The halter-neck number left little to the imagination with its plunging neckline and accentuated Christine’s svelte waist with an embellished silver belt.   

The sultry design also included a thigh-high slit at one side, teasing a look at Christine’s bronzed pins that she gave an extra boost in glittering heels to complement her dress. 

The TV star, who is married to Top Gear host Paddy McGuinness, wore her long blonde locks down in glamorous curls and finished off her look with a sultry make-up look that came complete with a smoky eye and glossy lip. 

Christine’s appearance in Ireland comes after she candidly spoke about family life over Christmas and how her twins Leo and Penelope, six, who have autism, coped over the festive period. 

Christine and Paddy are also parents to daughter Felicity, three, and she said Christmas last year was the most successful one they’ve had, but the ‘aftermath’ following the big day was ‘awful’.     

In a post on Instagram, Christine revealed: ‘Walking away from Christmas… Last week I told how proud I was to have a Christmas tree up at home.

‘I am still very proud that my children coped well over Christmas as they struggle so much with sensory overload, anxiety, they become easily overwhelmed.

‘But, I wasn’t ready for the aftermath following Christmas Day, it has has been awful.

‘I think I prepared them so much for Christmas Day, I didn’t prepare them for it to end. I know many of you with Autistic children will understand, I’m still learning everyday and next year will be better again.’