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Paddy McGuinness set for huge new money-spinning tour as he cashes in after costly divorce

Paddy McGuinness set for huge new money-spinning tour as he cashes in after costly divorce

The Irish Sun16-05-2025

PADDY McGuinness is set for a huge new money-spinning tour as he cashes in after costly divorce.
The beloved television presenter and his ex
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Paddy McGuinness is on the cusp of a new money-making project
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He and Christine McGuinness split in 2022
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Last October, it was then revealed that
Christine then revealed last month that she was paying off her £300,000 divorce from Paddy.
And now, after their costly split and subsequent divorce, Paddy is on the cusp of a money-spinning venture.
A source told The Sun: "It's no secret that Paddy's comedy tour, over the past year, has been a huge success.
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"It was expected to do well but it was a long tour that went extremely well sales wise night after night... every venue was rocking.
"Most venues had waiting lists of people who wanted to come but couldn't get in which is very rare in the industry at the moment."
They added: "Obviously the tour promoter did very well out of it so everyone their side is very keen for Paddy to replicate that again perhaps as soon as possible.
"There aren't many comedy acts that can sell venues as fast as that so when a hit comes along the industry is keen to pounce on it and get more shows booked in.
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"Importantly, Paddy also had a blast writing and performing the show although whatever tour comes in the
future
, as with the last one, it needs to work around his schedule with his kids which is why he drove straight home after a lot of the gigs.
"Everyone is hoping he'll sign up again and rival tour promoters are banging down his door to try and get involved.
Christine McGuinness dazzles in bright blue bikini as she shrugs off quitting Celebs Go Dating after just a week
"He's got a few offers on the table so hopefully a case of finding the time in his schedule to make it work around his home and work life."
Paddy and Christine share three children together from their marriage.
They welcomed twins Leo and Penelope, and daughter Felicity.
Last year it was revealed that Paddy would remain the owner of the former couple's mansion.
Paddy McGuinness' TV Timeline
2000-2001 - Phoenix Nights
2004 - Max & Paddy's Road To Nowhere
2005 - Max & Paddy's The Power of Two
2008-2010 - Rory and Paddy's Great British Adventure
2010-2019 - Take Me Out
2011 - 71 Degrees North
2013 - Your Face Sounds Familiar
2015 - Benchmark
2017-2018 - The Keith & Paddy Picture Show
2019 - Celebrity Juice
2019-2022 - Top Gear
2019-2022 - Catchpoint
2021-2022 - I Can See Your Voice
2021-2023 - A Question of Sport
2024 - Paddy and Chris: Road Tripping
2024-2025 - Inside The Factory
2023-2025 - Tempting Fortune
Sources close to the couple told the
swimming
pool
, is TV star Paddy's pride and joy.
He reportedly argued he'd be unable to afford anything similar, after divorcing his wife of 11 years.
It's claimed that
Leo
, or seven-year-old daughter Felicity - all of who have been diagnosed with autism- from the house they've grown up in.
A source told the publication: "
"It means that they both still own the house and Paddy will have access to it at any time.
They continued: "Paddy also knew that
"Christine does have the option to force the sale of the house but she wanted to put her children's needs first."
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Paddy is gearing up for a new money-making venture
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The pair share three children
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