Christine McGuinness put on a leggy display in a pair of thigh high black boots as she posed at a charity football match in Cheshire on Sunday. 

The model, 34, showed off her sensational figure in a stylish skort and coordinated bodysuit as she beamed on the pitch ahead of the game. 

She opted for a pair of sheer patterned tights with the number and hid behind a pair of dark chunky sunglasses. 

Christine tucked a navy sports quarter zip sweatshirt into her skort which boasted a large pocket on the front. 

The beauty styled her long blonde tresses poker straight as they cascaded down to her shoulders. 

She was spotted taking a number of photos on her phone as she stood on the sideline. 

On arrival, Christine kept warm in a cosy long jacket and carried a pair of leather gloves in her hand ready to watch the match. 

She toted her belongings in a designer crossbody bag and accessorised with a simple pendant necklace.

Also at the event was I'm A Celebrity star Owen Warner who donned a pair of red football shorts with a grey hoodie. 

The actor seemed in high spirits as he warmed up on the pitch with the other stars. 

Meanwhile singer James Arthur looked ready to play as he jogged around in a navy football kit. 

Dan Osborne also showed off his sport skills as he passed the ball across the field. 

The former TOWIE star rocked a pair of navy long shorts with a jumper which donned his initials on.  

It comes after Christine praised her good friend Chelcee Grimes after the pair were seen kissing on a night out together at Winter Wonderland last month.

The model, who split from her comedian husband Paddy McGuinness, 49, last year, still lives with the television presenter so they can co-parent their children Penelope, nine, Leo, nine, and Felicity, seven.

But she has been enjoying spending time with singer Chelcee, 30, with Christine speaking out about their close friendship in a new interview.

'Chelcee’s been great. We have such a laugh together and obviously she’s based up north too, but I love catching up with everyone from The Games whenever I can,' she told The Sun. 

'They all have a big place in my heart, because it really did change my life.'

Former The Real Housewives of Cheshire star Christine and ex footballer Chelcee both appeared on The Games last year, with Christine finishing in ninth place and Chelcee coming in second.

In December the pair were spotted putting on a cosy display as they strolled through Winter Wonderland in London's Hyde Park.

They were seen kissing one another and walking hand-in-hand at the festive event.

While Christine has split from Paddy, she insists she will always keep his surname, telling the publication: 'I am going to stay McGuinness. It’s something I’ve always said, even when we’ve been joking about it in the past.

'I want to keep the same name as my children, but I will eventually move to "Miss".'

Christine and Paddy announced they had parted ways back in July last year after 11 years of marriage, but later revealed that they ended their relationship earlier in the year.  

Speaking to OK! Magazine about the split, Christine shared: 'We're amicable. I'm quite happy for him to be there with the children and it's nice for them to see Mummy and Daddy just being alright. We can sit and have a cup of tea together and that's fine.'

Sharing a joint statement at the time they announced their split last summer, the pair wrote on social media: 'We hadn't planned on sharing this publicly until we were ready but after the lack of privacy surrounding our personal life, we feel left with no other option but to clarify.

'A while ago we took the difficult decision to separate but our main focus as always is to continue loving and supporting our children.  

'This was not an easy decision to make but we're moving forward as the best parents we can be for our three beautiful children. We'll always be a loving family, we still have a great relationship and still live happily in our family home together.

'We hope this now draws a line under anymore unwanted and unnecessary intrusion into our private life.

'Although we work in the public eye we ask kindly if you could respect our wishes for privacy on this matter. We'll be making no further comment.'