Christine McGuinness and husband Paddy recreate iconic Ghost scene as they turn hand-washing into a VERY sensual experience
They’re on lockdown in Cheshire with their three young children.
And Christine McGuinness and her husband Paddy proved they were having a lot of fun in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic, urging their followers to stay safe with a hand-washing parody video.
The couple put their own spin on the iconic pottery scene from Ghost featuring Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze.
Cheeky: Christine McGuinness and her husband Paddy proved they were having a lot of fun in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic, urging their followers to stay safe with a hand-washing parody video
Christine, 32, is seen putting hand soap on her hands before shirtless Paddy, 46, suddenly appears behind her at the kitchen sink.
The Take Me Out host begins to lather his hands up with hers, as Unchained Melody plays in the background.
Christine, clad in a white button down top, flashes a coy look at the camera as she rubs her husband’s fingers.
Joker: Paddy pulls off a series of comedic faces, pretending to be in the throes of passion
Sensual: Christine, 32, is seen putting hand soap on her hands before shirtless Paddy, 46, suddenly appears behind her at the kitchen sink
Paddy pulls off a series of comedic faces, pretending to be in the throes of passion.
All of a sudden, the music cuts out and Paddy declares, ‘That’s how you wash your hands, you filthy animals!’
She captioned the clip: ‘#WashYourHands #StayHome #StaySafe #ProtectTheNHS #KeepSmiling #WeWillMeetAgain ❤️’.
Parody: The couple put their own spin on the iconic pottery scene from Ghost featuring Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze (pictured right in the 1990 film)
The pair’s followers were tickled by the funny video, branding it ‘brilliant’ and declaring they were ‘howling’.
Paddy and Christine have been keeping busy at home with their three children, twins Penelope and Leo, both six, and Felicity, four, who all have autism.
Earlier this year, the Real Housewives Of Cheshire star shared a poem to her Instagram page after learning her youngest daughter also had autism.
Ooer: Christine, clad in a white button down top, flashes coy looks at the camera as she rubs her husband’s fingers
Alongside the moving prose, she penned: ‘Recently our youngest daughter Felicity was also diagnosed with autism, three years after our twins Leo and Penelope were diagnosed.
Going through this journey again does still bring some heartache knowing all three children will face challenges and difficulties that others won’t.
‘But ultimately I feel confident as a family we are in a much stronger place, we are able to use our experience and knowledge as power helping us to feel well prepared.
‘We are here to love and support our three extra special children and I thank god every day these babies are mine.
‘Proudest mummy #Autism #AutismAwareness #3superstars #KnowledgeIsPower’.
Family: Paddy and Christine have been keeping busy at home with their three children, twins Penelope and Leo, both six, and Felicity, four, who all have autism