Christie Brinkley offers to give Wendy Williams the low-down on getting divorced

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After being married and divorced four times, former model Christie Brinkley is pretty much an expert in her own marital stratosphere.

She’s so much of insider to the inner workings of the do’s an don’ts of cutting the cord that she offered to give Wendy Williams advice that would help to make her process divorcing husband Kevin Hunter, a bit more streamlined, Page Six reports.

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While sitting on the hot topics couch on The Wendy Williams Show Tuesday, Brinkley dished and let Williams know that she’s got her back if she needs an ear on what to do during her divorce process.

The 65-year-old said is the most certain terms: “…listen, if you need any help with lawyers, I can tell you … I have been through the entire phone book of lawyers.”

“I will whisper to you during the break,” Williams responded. “I have one, but I want to hear what you say.”

That’s going to be one juicy conversation.

Brinkley is a beauty who quite a man-magnet and was previously married to François Allaux, Billy Joel, Richard Taubman, and Peter Cook. Even though she’s got four marriages under her belt, momma’s still got it and looking for love.

“I would love to fall in love again,” she said. “I love being in love … a little too much.”

Earlier today, Williams’ estranged husband Kevin Hunter opened up and seemingly finally come clean about his “wrongs” that has led the talk show host to file for divorce after 20-plus years of marriage, Page Six reports.

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Hunter allegedly fathered a child with Sharina Hudson, and pictures surfaced of the two on a beach vacation. Williams reportedly filed the papers after Hunter confessed to the affair.

Williams said on Monday she’s looking forward to a new life sans Hunter.

“You wear a different mask when you’re out here,” she said. “Everybody has things in their life that they’re embarrassed to share the world, or they’re frightened to share with the world, or they’re not ready to share with the world. Addressing my sobriety, my addiction, head-on has really helped me sort out every single compartment of my life.”