Paddy McGuinness jokes about taking a shower in the 1990s as he shows off Fahrenheit Dior shower gel

Paddy McGuinness joked about taking a shower in the 1990s as he showed off Fahrenheit Dior shower gel on Instagram Thursday.

The host, 48, rinsed off in the shower while chatting energetically with his phone’s camera.

He said: ‘Hello, this is not shower news, this is just to let you know I showered in the 90s! Go ahead, go ahead! ‘

Funny: The host, 48, soaped up in the shower while chatting energetically with his phone camera

The £ 32 shower gel is scented with top notes of leather and violet, with hints of lavender, tangerine, hawthorn, nutmeg, cedar, bergamot, chamomile and lemon.

He captioned the hilarious video: “That was the time! Head full of hair and a waist of 30 “!!! The shower in the 90’s !!! ‘

Many of her subscribers commented on the post to express their love for the iconic scent.

Fancy: Said, ‘Hi, this isn’t shower news, it’s just to let you know I’m taking a shower in the 90s! Go ahead, go ahead! ‘

Long ago: He captioned the hilarious video: “That was the time!” Head full of hair and a waist of 30 “!!! The shower in the 90’s !!! ‘

‘Remember this, I loved that smell !!! Makes me feel old haha, ” one wrote.

Another commented, “The best smell on a man, even now.

While another said, “Oh, I loved that smell”.

Iconic: Many of her followers commented on the post to agree with their love for the fragrance

Take Me Out host’s wife Christine recently revealed she has autism and admitted that her condition meant she found it a little harder to resume some of the routines from Strictly The Full Monty, but ultimately joined his co-stars on stage for the stimulating show. .

Christine also detailed how to juggle raising her three autistic children – eight-year-old twins Leo and Penelope, and five-year-old Felicity – while caring for her mother, who has cancer.

In an excerpt seen by The Mirror, Christine wrote: “I have been confirmed to have autism. It is strange, but I have noticed that there are little clues throughout my life that I am autistic and looks more like my children than I could have imagined.

Open book: Christine, wife of Take Me Out presenter, recently revealed she has autism

Loving mom: Christine also detailed the juggling of raising her three autistic children – eight-year-old twins Leo and Penelope, and five-year-old Felicity – while caring for her mother, who has cancer

“My problems with food, my social struggles, how hard I am making friends and staying focused, and my indecision. The way I float in life reminds me of what my oldest daughter Penelope is like.

The model explained that she was diagnosed in August after being invited with Paddy to meet Sir Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University.

The couple both completed an AQ questionnaire designed to measure the expression of autism spectrum traits in a person. And while the average neurotypical person would score around 15, which Paddy did, his was 36.