DAVINA McCall has fought back tears in her first video since her brain surgery for a “very rare” tumour – revealing her “slow recovery”. The presenter was diagnosed

Davina McCall has shared an emotional health update with her fans after undergoing surgery to remove a benign brain tumour.

Davina McCall was in tears today as she updated fans on her health following a gruelling operation to remove her brain tumour as she admitted 'it's been bad'

DAVINA McCall has undergone surgery after she was diagnosed with a very rare brain tumour in November 2024. Here we take a look at how Davina is recovering from the procedure, as well as the

Davina McCall has shared an emotional update with her 1.9 million social media followers after undergoing shock brain surgery.

The presenter says she's "on the mend" and feels "very lucky" after having a benign tumour removed.

ITV presenter Davina McCall was tearful as she took to Instagram to share a video for the first time since undergoing brain surgery

Davina, who underwent surgery to remove a colloid cyst from her brain, is now at home recovering. This rare condition, affecting only three-in-a-million people, was discovered during a routine health screening. While the cyst wasn’t an immediate threat, Davina decided to have surgery to prevent any potential complications.

Davina McCall has broken her silence for the first time since undergoing brain surgery. The TV legend took to Instagram as she shared a heartfelt message with fans from her bed, before breaking down in tears.

McCall posted the video herself after her partner Michael Douglas had been keeping followers updated on her account.

Davina first revealed her colloid cyst diagnosis via her social media on November 15, explaining she would be going “off grid” for a bit while she recovered from the operation. In the meantime, her partner Michael kept followers updated on Davina’s progress, explaining the surgery had been a “textbook” success later that Friday.