Christine McGuinness Stuns in Red Bikini at Foam Party

put on a racy display in a plunging red bikini as she headed to a foam party after saying she 'feels sexier' since coming out. 

The television personality, 38, showed off her ample cleavage in the tiny halterneck top while the tie-side bottoms highlighted her toned abs. 

Christine shared on Instagram on Sunday a clip from the bash and playfully posed while covered in foam.  

She captioned the post: 'Foam parties aren’t quite what they used to be!… Smiling through the sticky, subby, soapy stuff whilst the finger flicking feels the “WTF*ckery is this'. 

Fans commented: 'Just beautiful' and 'Who doesn't love a foam party'. 

Christine recently revealed she has exclusively dated women since her divorce from ex-husband Paddy and hasn't held back on detailing her preferences in the bedroom.

And revealing she is currently writing an erotic novel along the lines of '50 Shades of Gay' Christine shared how coming out has impacted her life. 

'I feel safer, I feel more comfortable, I feel more attractive, I feel sexier — everything I prefer with women. Because I feel more myself,' she told The Times. 

She explained she also gets loads of messages from mums thanking her for being so open as they deal with a similar shift after separating from their husbands. 

While she confirmed her upcoming book is fiction, the star is taking inspiration from her real life. 

She explained: '[I'll have] a bit of a block and I couldn’t get my feelings out properly — so then I’ll just write notes. I might have just had sex with someone and I’ll scribble bits… I didn’t want to forget what I was thinking.'

Despite their split four years ago, Christine and Paddy still live in the same home they designed in Cheshire. 

The pair share three children including 11-year-old twins Penelope and Leo and eight-year-old Felicity – all of whom have autism. 

Living together for the sake of their family, she explained: 'It’s not hard ever between me and Patrick — we’re family, we’re there for the kids and whatever happens outside the house we don’t bring it in. If one of us wants to move on properly [with dating] then we need to talk about getting separate places, but none of us want to sell the house.'