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Paddy McGuinness can't flog £6.5m mansion he shares with ‘unhappy' ex wife Christine who wants to move out
Christine is reportedly unhappy with the current living situation and wants to move out
NO LIKEY Paddy McGuinness can't flog £6.5m mansion he shares with 'unhappy' ex wife Christine who wants to move out
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TELLY star Paddy McGuinness and his ex-wife Christine are struggling to flog the £6.5million home they share.
The comic, 51 — known for catchphrase 'No likey, no lighty!' on dating show Take Me Out — has had 'very little interest' in the mansion.
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Paddy McGuinness is struggling to flog the £6.5m mansion he shares with 'unhappy' ex wife Christine
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Christine and Paddy paid £2.1million for the home in 2020 and it has a gym, his and hers dressing-rooms
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He and Christine, 37, still live in the seven-bedroom Cheshire spread — now on the market for 4½ months — with their twins Leo and Penelope, 12, and eight-year-old daughter Felicity.
It featured on their 2021 BBC show Paddy And Christine McGuinness: Our Family And Autism.
Despite remaining in the house together to co- parent, Christine is reportedly unhappy with the current living situation and wants to move out.
She and Paddy paid £2.1million for the home in 2020 and it has a gym, his and hers dressing-rooms, an orangery and planning permission for a rear extension and roof terrace.
They stand to make a big profit but sources say it's quite a pricey house even for posh Prestbury in east Cheshire.
One said: 'It's a lovely house with all mod cons in a fantastic location but there's been very little interest.
'It's the most expensive house in Prestbury on Rightmove but it appears the market's a bit flat right now.'
Paddy and Christine announced their split in 2022 and finalised their divorce last year.
Christine has said: 'We live in separate parts of the house.'
Paddy said the family's living arrangement 'doesn't feel tricky'.
