Paddy McGuinness Wins Mansion in Divorce Battle

Paddy McGuinness has won the right to retain ownership of the family's £2.5 million Cheshire mansion following his divorce from Christine, but she and their three children will continue to live there. This arrangement aims to provide stability for their children, who have autism, as they remain in the only home they have ever known. Paddy expressed concerns about being unable to afford a similar property after the divorce, while Christine was determined to avoid disrupting the children's lives. Despite the complexities of their split, both parents share ownership of the home, allowing Paddy access whenever he wishes. The divorce marks the end of their 11-year marriage, with both parties emphasizing their commitment to co-parenting their children. Christine, who was diagnosed with autism and ADHD in 2021, had legal representation from Catherine Bedford, while Paddy was represented by Emma Hatley.