Christine McGuinness has shared a gushing birthday tribute to Chelcee Grimes on Instagram as the latter celebrated her 31st birthday, with Christine sharing plenty of snaps
Christine McGuinness has shared a sweet birthday tribute to her close pal Chelcee Grimes on her 31st birthday, as she said: "Your life is unreal".
On this post, Christine wrote: "@chelceegrimes I think I've loved your 31st birthday more than you have [laughing emoji].Chelcee re-shared the post to her own Instagram stories, as she wrote tellingly: "My 30th has been my best year," adding three emojis in the form of a love heart, sunglasses person and some raised hands.
In the next, they could be seen laughing as Christine placed a hand on Chelcee's waist, looking fabulous in a black tank top and leather trousers, whilst her blonde hair was styled in curls.Next up came a video of the pair hugging, as they were clearly very happy to see one another.
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