Christine McGuinness is reportedly in talks to star in ITV 's new sport present The Actual 2022 Video games.
The media character, 33, noticed her star rise this 12 months when she appeared on The Full Monty and in addition offered a documentary on autism for the BBC.
In keeping with The Solar, Christine is now being lined up for a brand new present that may see superstar contestants participate in a sequence of Olympic occasions.
A supply mentioned: 'The makers of The Actual 2022 Video games are casting the celebrities in the meanwhile and so they have been in discussions with Christine about the potential for her collaborating.
'The present will see stars competing in a sequence of Olympic sports activities together with the javelin and synchronised swimming.
'As a personality, Christine has such an fascinating again story as a working mum to 3 youngsters with autism, and managers know that viewers would relate to her.'
The insider added that Christine is a perfect match for the present and so they hope she is going to come on board if they'll make the filming dates work.
MailOnline has contacted representatives for ITV and Christine McGuinness for remark.
Christine lately took half in Strictly The Actual Full Monty and in contrast it to 'an emotional rollercoaster', as she candidly spoke about her struggles with autism whereas making ready to strip off on the festive present.
The doting mom, who lately revealed she is autistic, admitted her situation meant she discovered it barely harder to select up among the routines, however finally joined her co-stars taking to the stage for the empowering present.
Christine additionally detailed juggling elevating her three autistic youngsters - eight year-old twins Leo and Penelope, and 5 year-old Felicity - whereas additionally taking care of her mom, who has most cancers.
In an extract seen by The Mirror, Christine wrote: 'I've been confirmed as autistic. It is unusual, however I've observed there are little hints all through my life that I am autistic and extra like my youngsters than I ever may have imagined.
'My points with meals, my social struggles, how laborious I discover it to make buddies and keep centered, and my indecisiveness. The best way I float by way of life jogs my memory of how my eldest daughter Penelope is.'
The mannequin defined that she was recognized in August after she and Paddy, 48, have been invited to fulfill Sir Simon Baron-Cohen who's the director of Cambridge College's Autism Analysis Centre.
The couple each crammed out an AQ Questionnaire which is designed to measure the expression of Autism-Spectrum traits in an individual. And whereas a mean neurotypical particular person would rating about 15, which Paddy did, hers was 36.
