Paddy McGuinness and wife Christine apologise to their children over ’embarrassing’ Tik Tok video

They are currently in isolation with their children amid the COVID-19 oubreak.

And Paddy McGuinness and his wife Christine found a new way to combat their boredom as they performed a dance routine for a Tik Tok video on Friday.

The Real Housewives of Cheshire star, 31, posted the video on her Instagram and playfully apologised to their three children for being ’embarrassing’.

The couple share twins Leo and Penelope, both six, and Felicity, four, together.

The funny clip starts with Christine and Paddy dressed in normal clothing, with Paddy sipping on a cup of tea, before they transformed into streetwear. 

The duo were practicing the ‘Why is Everything Chrome’ dance, which was notably posted by Justin and Hailey Bieber earlier this week.

Christine posted alongside the video: ‘Sorry kids.. embarrassing mum and dad moment. Isolation is making me spend far too much time with Mr Mc.❤️

Referencing Justin and Hailey’s clip, Christine added: ‘Move over Biebers!’

Earlier this week amid the pandemic, Paddy urged his 1.4 million followers not to be ‘massive d***heads’ by panic buying. 

The Top Gear host took to Instagram on Wednesday to talk about his first shop since the coronavirus outbreak in two videos, one before his trip to the supermarket and the other afterwards.

Sharing his concerns over whether or not he would be able to find the food he needed, he began in his first video: ‘Good morning to ya, I’m about to risk my first big shop since all the madness happened. 

‘Hoping there’s going to be stuff on the shelves after all the absolute tools stripped everything, denying all the pensioners and anyone who couldn’t get to the supermarkets. 

‘Well I’ve got news for you, you know all that pasta you bought and that lifetime supply of toilet roll, after eating all that pasta you’ll not be s***ting yourselves for a month anyhow so the toilet roll is a waste of time.’

Going on to document his reaction after the shopping trip, Paddy said: ‘Well there we are, all done. Toilet rolls and kitchen rolls, shelves still totally empty. 

‘Food and drink the very stuff we need to survive, tons of it, no need to panic. Plenty on the shelves. 

‘If you’ve gone out to buy all the toilet roll and kitchen roll what are you doing? Forget that hole down there, concentrate on that hole [indicating his mouth], that’s the one. 

‘Food and drink, concentrate on that. The other one will look after itself, Jesus. Anyhow, stay safe, wash your hands.’

He concluded in a more brazen tone: ‘Don’t panic buy toilet rolls and kitchen rolls, unless you’re a massive d***head. Have a good day.’