Davina McCall thought she was developing dementia after starting menopause

Baby blue Blake! Blake Lively arrived at the Michael Kors fashion show on Tuesday with a stunning, bright blue look for the New York Fashion Week event. The actress wore a matching light blue crop top and pencil skirt, throwing a similarly colored jacket draped over her shoulders. Blake topped off the look with light blue strappy Christian Louboutin pumps and clutch, also rocking gorgeous red lips and her signature blonde looks with the outfit.

Scarlett Johansson, 37, is looking amazing in her latest ad pics! The actress posed as one of David Yurman’s first celebrity ambassadors for the jewelry brand’s “Come Closer” campaign and showed off her sexy side while she was at it. In one of the eye-catching photos, she is in bed with nothing but a white sheet wrapped around her as she stares into the camera with a serious look.

Britney Spears found a new dancing buddy! The 40-year-old introduced fans to her adorable new puppy Sawyer with one of her signature Instagram videos. Her video started off with a closeup of her adorable new pup. Sawyer laid down and gave his best puppy dog eyes to the camera. “Geez …. can you have two loves of your lives because he comes in second !!!!  I’m introducing the new edition to my family,” she wrote in the caption. “his name is Sawyer and he’s a white Australian shepherd with blue eyes !!!!! I found him in Maui like a dream and took him home with me immediately.”

Trigger Warning: This story discusses domestic violence, murder and self harm, which might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.Police said in a statement that Glen, who is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, was charged with one count of “murder, arson and unlawful stalking”.Glen Tipler (38) was known for posting storm chasing videos online.Police will allege that on February 9, 2022, around 11 pm,  “a fire was deliberately lit at a Leichardt Street residence causing the death of a 21-year-old Coomera man.”On February 9, Queensland Fire and Emergency Service were called after neighbours heard a smoke alarm go off and saw smoke coming from the Leichardt Street address where Glen lived. The police found Adam’s body inside the residence.The same night around 11.50 pm, police were called to a Pioneer Road, Sheldon residence, after a man reported that his work colleague Glen had turned up at his house with significant burn injuries.

Manchester United could face competition from Arsenal for the signing of Christopher Nkunku this summer, according to reports.

Davina McCall has won praise from viewers for her groundbreaking new documentary which aired on Wednesday night.

The Masked Singer judge Davina McCall has bravely opened up about her darkest drug-riddled days after over two decades sober.The British TV legend admitted that she was so low that she loves shooting up heroin more than she loved her own family.Davina, 53, recalled how she would use as a teenager after growing up with a mum who also battled addiction.

Everyone knows Davina McCall as a straight-talking presenter who’s anything but starry and aloof. And now, despite having previously been warned off speaking up, she’s made a documentary that’s very close to her heart - the menopause.

Davina McCall has said that beating a heroin addiction helped her become a stronger person.

Davina McCall has revealed that the early stages of menopause felt like kicking heroin all over again as she opens up about her struggles with ageing.The TV presenter thought she was going "mad" and feared she was getting "early-onset dementia" when she found she was unable to read the autocue for months before she found out she was going through the menopause. Harkening back to days battling a heroin addiction, the Masked Singer judge suffered from sleepless nights, poor vision and severe night sweats before she consulted a doctor.

Big Brother legend Davina McCall has opened up about going through the menopause.The British TV regular, 53, explained how a series of severe symptoms made her feel like she was batting her former heroin addiction once.Davina, who has been clean for over two decades, admitted she suddenly found herself forgetting things – sparking fear she had early onset dementia.The Masked Singer judge told fans during an online question and answer session: "I thought I was going mad."I even thought I was possibly getting some sort of early-onset dementia."The menopause didn’t even cross my mind because I was young - 44 - so I battled on for a year.

Davina McCall has compared going through the menopause to recovering from drug addiction in a startlingly frank admission while promoting her new documentary.

Davina McCall has compared going through the menopause to how she felt when she was trying to kick her heroin addiction.

STANDING in a TV studio unable to read the auto-cue, presenter Davina McCall feared she was getting dementia and her career was about to crash down around her. For months she had suffered sleepless nights, her vision was starting to deteriorate and severe night sweats were giving her flashbacks to her days battling a heroin addiction.

Davina McCall says she was warned that discussing her menopause could damage her career as it was "ageing and unsavoury."

"I just then started the fog and I just thought I was going mad, I either thought I was possibly getting dementia, some kind of early-onset dementia."The menopause did not even cross my mind because I was young, 44, and I just thought that's too young."After "battling on" for a year, Davina later went on to develop symptoms including fatigue, memory fog and anxiety.As her symptoms worsened, she noted that her period was getting "very, very long", adding it was "very light but very long," before she realised that something was different to what she was used to.Davina’s symptoms soon began affecting her work as she struggled to read scripts and television autocues."A producer who's now quite high up at ITV in fact, she came up to me and she

The launch of the first ever hotly anticipated UK version of The Masked Dancer has been revealed along with the vibrant group of costumed characters.The series will feature 12 costumed celebrities in unusual get-ups flaunting their footwork for a panel of judges who will try to guess which famous name is inside.The outfits are as zany and unique as we’ve grown accustomed to enjoying in The Masked Singer, including a Carwash, Rubber Chicken, Zip, Beetroot and Knickerbocker Glory. Returning judges Jonathan Ross and Davina McCall will be joined by Strictly Come Dancing legend Oti Mabuse, who’s stepping in for Rita Ora, alongside Mo Gilligan who replaced Community comedian and actor Ken Jeong on The Masked Singer.

Davina McCall showed off her bare bum as she decided to let her followers in to her personal HRT - hormone replacement therapy - routine, which she does daily to help with her menopause symptoms.Davina McCall flashed her bare bum in a personal video with her Instagram followers.The former Big Brother presenter decided to allow fans in to her daily HRT - hormone replacement therapy - routine in an attempt to clear up the myths and rumours around the treatment.The 53-year-old Channel 4 star started off her video by clearing up that taking testosterone won’t make her grow a penis.All smiles as she joked about the process, Davina started applying oestrogen gel to her left arm.Slipping off the towel to reveal her bare flesh on her leg and the

The Masked Singer judge Davina McCall, 53, has taken to social media to give her fans an insight into her Hormone Replacement Therapy routine.

Davina McCall has stripped to a towel to show off her Hormone Replacement Therapy routine.

Davina McCall has discussed the embarrassment she felt taking HRT treatment.The Big Brother icon, who has a brand new Channel 4 documentary coming soon, said: "Somehow menopause is shameful to admit, in a million different ways. You're past your sell-by date.