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 has shared a major health update after revealing issues with memory due to brain surgery. The TV presenter, 57, revealed she’s feeling “much better” now she’s

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.

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

Davina McCall says her post-surgery short-term memory loss is "really improving a lot every day" as she recovers at home from a brain operation.

The British television presenter underwent brain surgery to remove a tumour, known as a colloid cyst, and is now at home recovering with her boyfriend and stepmum

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,

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

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