Christine McGuinness has shared a heartwarming video of her kids reuniting with her mum after four months.
The mum-of-three has been open about the struggles her children, who each have autism, have faced with the massive changes brought into effect during the Covid-19 outbreak.
One of the changes saw the children miss their weekend visits from Christine's mum for four months.
But yesterday (June 14), they were finally reunited and Christine shared a video of the special moment.
Her children, Leo and Penelope, six, and Felicity, three, rushed to the door to embrace their grandma.
Christine said: "My mum is here!!! Four long months without nanny, her bond with my babies is truly extra special.
"This was by far the hardest part of lockdown for my children, a huge part of their routine is nanny visiting at the weekend.
"My heart just burst happy tears. Reunited, hopefully it won’t be long until we can kiss and cuddle whoever we want!
"Poor nanny got rugby tackled to the floor, I don’t think they will let her go home.
"My mum has completely isolated for four months and is allowed to visit us now."
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Fans were touched by the video, with some saying it made them emotional.
Debbie said: "That’s just so wonderful it brought a tear to my eye....my dad passed away yesterday due to coronavirus I’m broken."
Sophie wrote: "This made me cry , what a beautiful moment."
And Real Housewives of Cheshire star Tanya Bardsley said: "This is just beautiful."
