Davina McCall has revealed she wrote a will before undergoing brain tumour surgery. The presenter (57) underwent an operation in November 2024 to remove a colloid cyst, which was found after she was ...

Davina McCall 'wrote letters and a will' before her brain tumour surgery 'in case she died' - ‘Being on an operating table is ...

Davina McCall is so well known for her positivity and sunny disposition that imagining her angry feels impossible. Yet, that's the exact emotion she experienced when she was diagnosed with a brain ...

When Davina was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour in August 2023, she was reassured by the word ‘benign’. But after learning ...

Davina McCall is as fresh-faced and full of life as ever ... with her ex-husband Matthew Robinson- has been open about suffering with drug addiction for years before a friend finally intervened and ...

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Sean "Diddy" Combs undergoes an unexpected physical transformation in prison During her third day on the witness stand, Ventura portrayed Combs as a man deeply entrenched in addiction ...

WATCH: Downtown Tampa provides resources for those experiencing homelessness or addiction Downtown Tampa provides resources for those experiencing homelessness or addiction The Portico is part of ...

Davina McCall says walking her dog "like I'm late for a meeting" is one of the secrets of her fitness regime. The 57-year-old TV star is known and admired for her commitment to exercise and healthy ...

LONDON – Former Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins said he became addicted to cocaine after his cycling career and was “lucky to be here” after getting sober a year ago. Wiggins, who ...

TV star Davina McCall visited an 11-year-old who had the same brain tumour as her. The former Big Brother presenter travelled to the Tunbridge Wells home of Kirsty Waugh and talked with the ...

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