US EditionDavina McCall: Brain tumour removal was 'hardest thing'
- Davina McCall stated that the removal of her benign brain tumor was 'the hardest thing I've ever been through' during a live presentation on Red Nose Day.
- She reflected on her experience, mentioning how it made her think deeply about life and what matters when facing challenges.
- The surgery followed a health check-up related to her menopause advocacy work, where doctors found a colloid cyst by chance.
- Comic Relief raised £34,022,590 during the event, supported by various presenters including Davina McCall.
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UK Presenter Davina McCall Breaks Down Live On BBC Remembering Brain Tumour Surgery
Davina McCall was moved to tears live on TV Friday evening as she remembered undergoing recent brain tumour surgery. The UK presenter reflected on the experience as a presenter on the BBC’s Comic Relief programme, an annual evening of live TV on BBC One which raises money for charity. McCall underwent an operation to remove […]
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Davina McCall says removal of brain tumour ‘hardest thing’ she has experienced
The TV presenter was among a host of presenters for Red Nose Day.
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