Davina McCall has previously opened up about her diet and the breakfasts she usually has, including the one she started eating after speaking to a gut health doctor

Davina McCall has been inundated with support from her family, friends and peers in the industry after announcing she was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour and was undergoing surgery.

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Davina McCall has addressed her memory loss following brain surgery, revealing it is "improving" thanks to sleep. The presenter recently underwent surgery to remove a benign brain tumour and shared afterwards that her "short-term memory is a bit remiss".

Davina McCall is "out of the woods" following brain tumour surgery and is aiming to return to work by mid-January. The 57-year-old presenter went underwent a craniotomy to remove a "very rare" colloid cyst, a condition that affects only three in a million people, and is currently recovering after the six-hour surgery.

Davina McCall revealed she would be undergoing surgery for a benign brain tumour earlier this month. After a week-long absence from her social media accounts, the TV presenter and podcaster returned to her Instagram account today (November 25) to update fans on her post-surgery progress.

TV presenter Davina McCall has posted an update to her fans on Instagram about her health since she underwent brain tumour surgery.

“It turned out I had a benign brain tumor called a colloid cyst, which is very rare,” McCall added. The TV host said that the tumor occurs in “three in a million” people. After she got her diagnosis, she “slightly put my head in the sand for a while” before she saw “quite a few neurosurgeons” and “got lots of opinions.”

Davina McCall, who used to present Big Brother, says she is "on the mend" and feeling "really lucky", after surgery for the benign brain tumour one wee ago

British TV host Davina McCall is feeling “unbelievably grateful” after undergoing brain surgery for a “very rare” tumor. The former Big Brother U.K. host, 57, shared an emotional video via Instagram on Monday,

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