News about Davina McCall

Two huge comedians have revealed they have signed up for Celebrity Gogglebox. The stars will be taking to the sofa to give their thoughts on the latest TV programmes for the Stand Up To Cancer special. Channel 4 has confirmed the two household names will be appearing for the first time in the episode which will air on Friday.

The number of women in England who took HRT was up 12 per cent from 2.3 million in 2022/23 and double the 1.3 million in 2018/19, according to new NHS data. The number of prescriptions for hormone replacement therapy has also risen to a record high, with 13 million items prescribed in 2023/24. This is up a fifth on the previous year. HRT replaces the hormones oestrogen, progestogen, or both, in women going through the perimenopause or menopause. It can relieve symptoms such as anxiety, insomnia and hot flushes, and is often administered as gels, creams, tablets and patches. The Mail has campaigned to improve access to HRT and several high-profile celebrities, including Penny Lancaster and Davina McCall (right), have spoken about how the menopause has affected them.

The Masked Singer's future has been revealed by ITV after a major show shake-up ahead of the new series.

A BBC Panorama investigation called The Menopause Industry Uncovered, which aired last week, has stirred a hornet's nest of controversy in the menopause world. The show began by revealing the untested and spurious benefits of products marketed at women in menopause, but rapidly switched to an expose of one particular high-profile GP called Dr Louise Newson. So, what's really going on?

Recently (and light-heartedly) I asked my husband how he found me during menopause. I knew I had suffered as a result of my hormonal chaos, with two years of insomnia, stress and anxiety from the age of 49, but I was sure that I'd skilfully concealed the inner turmoil pretty well, and my family had been left unscathed. Turns out, those years weren't as emotionally straightforward for him as I'd thought!

Davina McCall is launching a podcast about trying to navigate midlife. The TV presenter, 56,  was recently honoured with the Special Recognition award for her contributions to the industry at the National Television Awards, but has now added another string to her bow.  The former Big Brother host has created the Begin Again podcast through Steven Bartlett's Flight Studio production company and is hoping that listeners of a similar age to her will be able to relate.

The online fashion retailer reported a £200,000 profit for the six months ending August, compared to a £2.8million loss for the same period last year. It credited the result to lower administration and payroll costs, a stronger focus on 'profitable trade' and an improving trajectory in turnover.

Davina McCall looked typically stylish in a LBD as she hosted the Wellbeing Of Women's 60th anniversary Diamond dinner at the Corinthia Hotel on Monday. Davina, who is an advocate for women's health and rights, delivered a heart-warming speech as she graced the stage at the event.

Former patients of celebrity menopause expert Dr Louise Newson have revealed they became suicidal after being prescribed HRT as the medic said she is the victim of a 'witch-hunt'. One woman, now 54, has raised concerns with MailOnline about the treatment she received while she was a patient at Newson Health in 2022. 'I was a patient with the Group until I self-harmed and tried to end my life after taking HRT 'prescribed' by them,' she said. The woman, who was prescribed oestrogen gel and progesterone tablets for her symptoms, claimed the advice she received was to 'use as much or as little of oestrogen gel to overcome your symptoms, it's up to you to decide'. But when approached for comment, Newson Health said the claim was 'in no way representative of Newson Health's prescribing practice or philosophy'.

The woman who has spent the best part of a decade empowering British women to have greater understanding, choice and control over their treatment during ­menopause this week found her reputation was close to being in tatters. On Monday night Dr Louise Newson, the most famous face of menopause medicine - who would ­regularly appear on TV and in newspapers to advocate the benefits of HRT - was the subject of a BBC Panorama documentary that painted her as predatory and exploitative. Her apparent crime ? To fly in the face of the historically cautious medical establishment by doling out high doses of HRT to the thousands of women who flock to her private clinics, some of whom struggle to absorb the standard guideline of 100 micrograms of oestrogen.

This legendary song-maker has enjoyed a vibrant career than has spanned over six decades as he has nearly 100 singles to his name. He has been linked to some of the world's most beautiful and celebrated women including model Pattie Boyd, singer and actress Cher, and TV star Davina McCall. Now the living legend was spotted looking almost unrecognizable in a solo outing in a greasy spoon on Friday. Can you guess who it is?

Davina McCall has blasted a BBC documentary over fears it could deter women from seeking hormone replacement therapy. The Menopause Industry Uncovered, which aired on BBC One's Panorama show on Monday evening, raised concerns that Dr Louise Newson, a GP specialising in menopause, had been prescribing excessively high doses of HRT. Ms McCall has previously hailed the controversial medic as 'my fountain of knowledge' and breaking her silence on the programme, she appeared to defend her against the latest criticism.

One in three people will be diagnosed with it during their lifetime, and her father is one of the unlucky ones to be battling it. This has inspired the TV presenter, 54 - who is known for hosting Supersize vs Superskinny and Naked Attraction - to make a moving documentary on the subject.

I want you to imagine someone having a heart attack. Picture the scene: they are in the street and suddenly grip their chest and sink to the floor. They're overweight, maybe smoke and drink too much, and don't take proper care of their health. I bet the person you imagined was a man, wasn't it?

Envious of all those toned midlife celebrities (such as Davina McCall, pictured) with their flat stomachs, precision eating and curated wellness regimes? Good for them, but back in the real world, finding the time to fit in multiple weekly workouts or cook every day from scratch can be tricky. Which is why the latest scientific news regarding how to live a longer and healthier life makes for happy reading. From going to bed ten minutes earlier to swapping your bacon sandwich for a turkey wrap, experts say these and other small changes to your daily routine can make a big difference.

MailOnline can reveal the couple are the only contestants from this year's series, which ended on Friday night, who remain in a relationship after striking up a close connection in the retreat. Viewers saw the pair grow close from the moment they enjoyed their first date and they became the sole couple to enjoy an evening in the show's new Snug, where inhabitants can turn off the camera feed so nobody can watch what they're up to. Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, Jenny, 51, revealed her romance with Danny, 49, has flourished even further since filming ended in May.

ITV has reportedly axed two entertainment shows in a huge festive TV shake-up as more Christmas specials are being pulled from screens this year. The star-studded singing contest and spin-off based on a hugely popular show have both reportedly been shelved for this year.

Fans of The Masked Singer have a shared a huge issue with the show's new judging panel, after it was revealed that Maya Jama will replace Rita Ora. The Love Island host, 30, is set to take over from the hitmaker for the new series of the ITV show, alongside Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall and Mo Gilligan. However, some viewers have shared one concern with Maya's hiring, noting that she doesn't have the same singing expertise that Rita brought to the panel.

Davina McCall fought back tears as she made a 'really painful' family admission about loneliness during Wednesday night's My Mum, Your Dad. The most recent instalment of the dating show for single parents saw the 56-year-old presenter open up about the struggles of having children move out.

Maya Jama has been revealed as the new judge on the Masked Singer UK after former star Rita Ora stepped down from the role earlier this year. The Love Island host, 30, who will also still be hosting the All Stars version of the reality dating show, has snapped up the exciting judging gig. Maya has joined the panel for the highly-anticipated new series of The Masked Singer alongside Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall and Mo Gilligan.

Presenter Davina McCall , 56, who was behind the idea for ITV to make My Mum, Your Dad, is pitching the idea for an OAP version to the channel's bosses. A television source told The Mail on Sunday: 'Davina has been talking about it and she thinks it would be a great, lovely idea. After all, My Mum, Your Dad was her idea. ITV are looking at it, it would be such wonderful TV. Love Island for the middle-aged seemed a bit of a push but it has been fantastic so why can't there be one for older people?' It comes after ITV first announced the idea as an April Fool - but fans were so enthralled with the concept that it could now become a real show. One wrote on X, formerly Twitter : 'My mum is 80 and looking for love and companionship. So hard to find companionship later in life.'

My Mum, Your Dad viewers have called out the return of Paul Edwards returning to the mansion to find love again.  Fans watched on Thursday as Paul, 49,  made a surprise entrance as he crashed a group dinner.  Viewers said Paul already had his chance on the show, after he starred in series one and have a romance with Natalie Russell, only to split after filming. 

Although Davina McCall may be on of TV's most famous faces now, the star tried out several different careers before becoming a household name for her presenting.  The star, 56, has had an amazing rise to fame and has hosted a range of shows from Big Brother to My Mum, Your Dad.  But before the presenter shot to stardom, she had a troubled childhood and has previously spoken candidly about her struggles as a teenager. 

Davina McCall has revealed she feared she caused her co-star Jamie Theakston's health scares, before the presenter revealed he'd been diagnosed with cancer. On Tuesday, Jamie, 53, shared that he has been diagnosed with stage 1 laryngeal cancer, after undergoing an operation to remove a lesion from his vocal chords. Following news of Jamie's diagnosis, Davina was a guest on the Heart Breakfast show, where she joked that while filling in for Amanda Holden back in June, she feared she caused her co-star's throat problems by 'throttling him with a bear hug.'