Christine McGuinness has revealed she is on her third type of ADHD medication after suffering with the side affects.

The model, 37, was diagnosed with autism and ADHD in 2020 after spending the majority of her life confused as to why she acted differently from everyone else growing up.

And opening up on her diagnosis, Christine admitted she has been struggling to 'regulate her nervous system and control what she is saying'.

She looked incredibly glamorous in the busty selfies she shared alongside her candid post.

She captioned her post: '3 weeks off my second type of ADHD meds - 3 days into my third type of ADHD meds!. (I'm neither for or against meds - it's personal choice and you have to do whatever is right for you)

'I've been on them since early last year and I'm still unsure! Mainly because off the side effects, I had to come off them but I'm trying one last time praying they work because although it was lovely feeling like 'ME' again (unmedicated me - I miss you already)

Christine McGuinness, 37, has revealed she is on her third type of ADHD medication after suffering with the side affects

The model was diagnosed with autism and ADHD in 2020 after spending the majority of her life confused as to why she acted differently from everyone else growing up

'I'm unable to regulate my nervous system, control my mouth, or put up with people's BS (joking kind of) but I know I will one day Round 3 ✨ #adhdawarenessmonth #hiddendisabilityawarenessweek #AuDHD #adhdmedication [sic]'

Some of the text read: 'Craves connection, but also alone time', as well as 'Socialising is basically cardio'.

Christine also penned: 'AUDHD: It's not confusion - it's creative chaos with a side of overthinking.'

AUDHD, which Christine describes herself as, is an unofficial but a popular term used to describe individuals who are both autistic and ADHD.

It comes after Christine announced she is gearing up to lift the lid on her life post-split from her ex-husband with plans for a brand-new 'tell-all' memoir.

She is said to be ready to open up like never before, sharing candid insights into the challenges she's faced in recent years.

Christine has already proven popular with readers - her 2021 autobiography gave fans a glimpse into her rise to fame and marriage to the Take Me Out star.

She is said to be ready to open up like never before, sharing candid insights into the challenges she's faced in recent years.

And opening up on her diagnosis, Christine admitted she has been struggling to 'regulate her nervous system and control what she is saying'

She looked incredibly glamorous in the busty selfies she shared alongside her candid post

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Christine has already proven popular with readers - her 2021 autobiography gave fans a glimpse into her rise to fame and marriage to the Take Me Out star.

Now, she's hinted that a second book could pick up where that story left off, reflecting on her life after their separation, her recent diagnosis with autism and ADHD, as well as her journey of self-discovery.

Speaking to the Daily Star, Christine revealed: 'It's amazing to get to do an autobiography.'

'I can write about what happened next - I love writing.'

'When you do one, you have to be honest and personal,' she explained, admitting she's ready to 'embrace it'.

It comes after Christine has opened up about life after her split from comedian Paddy, admitting she has found single life 'lonely' at times.

The model, who finalised her divorce from the Top Gear host, 52, last year after 11 years of marriage, spoke candidly about adjusting to her new reality.

Christine revealed that she's still finding her feet when it comes to dating again and discovering more about her sexuality, saying the past year has been one of self-reflection and growth.

The mum-of-three who, describes herself as a 'free spirit' and has dated male and females since she was 15, previously stated that gender does not matter to her.

Christine McGuinness struggling with the side effects of her ADHD