Christine McGuinness, 34, shows off amazing figure in skin-tight dress as she arrives in Leeds

Christine McGuinness showed off her amazing figure in a skintight dress as she arrived in Leeds to film Steph’s Packed Lunch.

The 34-year-old model discussed her new children’s book on autism and her upcoming BBC documentary during the show until Wednesday lunchtime.

Christine herself was diagnosed with autism two years ago. Her three children, nine-year-old twins Penelope and Leo, and seven-year-old Felicity, are also autistic.

She bundled up to film her segment while wearing a blazer and coat over a walnut-colored bodycon dress that hugged her incredible figure.

She teamed it with a pair of nude heeled boots and a pair of sunglasses for a chic and elegant look, and she was all smiles when she walked into the studios.

All smiles: The model rocked a brown bodycon dress, blazer and coat as she bundled up for the March weather

The TV personality was married to Paddy McGuinness, 49, for 11 years before they announced their split last July.

On Wednesday’s show, Christine discussed her new children’s book Amazing Me, Amazing You, and the endearing reaction her children had when they found out their mother was an author.

Christine told host Steph McGovern: ‘They said I’m cool for being an author! I’ve never been called cool before.

‘I didn’t think they would get too upset because they don’t really understand my job or even dad’s job… They just don’t understand this whole show business.

‘They’re just really innocent little kids at home. They said, “That’s great, Mom, well done!” And that’s all the praise I need.

They are doing amazing. I am so proud of them. They are my biggest motivation and the reason why I do everything: I have written this book.

“I want these three children and all children to grow up in a fully inclusive world.”

Steph praised Christine for the success of the book, which has topped the charts.

On set: Christine teamed her elegant dress with a pair of nude heeled boots and some sunglasses

Open and honest: Christine reflected on her own autism diagnosis in chat with host Steph McGovern

The author said that she feels she has found a new meaning in life since taking on the project.

She added: ‘I’m very, very proud of how well it’s already been done.

‘They [my kids] They make me push my limits because I want them to believe that nothing is going to stop them and they certainly are not autistic.

‘I feel I have found my calling in life. I loved doing it, it’s been a lot of fun.

Saying that she had tried to introduce a variety of characters into the story, she explained: ‘My three children have the same diagnosis, the same as me. but we are all very, very different.

Christine’s BBC documentary Unmasking My Autism will air on March 15 and explores the process of her own autism diagnosis two years ago.

In the documentary, he reveals that he stayed in his marriage to his ex Paddy because he felt ‘safe’ at the time and that he ‘doesn’t like change’.

The 34-year-old mother of three recounted how abusive previous partners, and even an alleged rape, as well as her autism left her longing for the safety she found with Paddy.

She said she felt safe when she met the presenter, now 49, when she was 19.

But after her autism diagnosis two years ago, she realized she had masked her feelings.

She explained: ‘My relationships before I met Patrick weren’t very good. I would say they were pretty bad experiences.

‘Before Patrick, I had been sexually abused, I was raped. She used to pray every night that I wouldn’t wake up in the morning because it was horrible.

“When I met my husband, it was a moment where I was very sure and I wonder if that’s why I stayed.”

“I know I’ve stayed somewhere where I probably wasn’t happy because it was safe and I don’t like change.”