Davina McCall thrilled as menopause documentary encourages women to seek professional help

The One Show after nine years on the BBC sofa. But he had no idea just how well things would fall into place for him, until the pandemic hit last spring.The presenter has his eggs in many different baskets, what with his regular slot on Countryfile still at the forefront of his career.He has always enjoyed the outdoors lifestyle and being the son of a farmer, it seemed only natural.Which is why he decided to move his family - wife Nicola and children Luke and Molly - back to the Durham Dales after his mum Janice, had a nasty accident on their 100-acre farm back in July 2020.Janice and Matt's dad Michael, couldn't run it alone and after being left with a fractured tibia when she was knocked over by some large sheep, it was near enough impossible to keep things running smoothly.Never one to pass up an opportunity, Matt soon secured a commission and the Channel 4 documentary series Our Farm In The Dales, was born.He had many reasons for leaving The One Show, with one of them being to spend more time with his family, and he definitely got what he wanted.Of his exit, he told The Yorkshire Post last year: "When you get to a certain point in your life you start reflecting."I’d had that period in my life when I was so busy with The One Show – which was fantastic – but then you suddenly realise what makes you."The countryside has made me who I am.”He laughed: "There’s only ever been six months in my life when I haven’t had a flock of sheep."That’s what’s really important to me.

Death in Paradise.The actor has wanted to personally thank his fans for their support on his latest venture, after his own adopted dog sadly passed away in a car accident.In connection with Love Your Pet Day, Ralf has let all of the funds raised from his Cameo go to Battersea Cats and Dog Home.In connection with Project Galgo, Ralf has used his platform to send a message about the treatment of animals.Since the funds raised from Cameo have gone to animal charities, Ralf wanted to thank his fans for their help.He said: "I have been overwhelmed by how much the Death In Paradise fans have responded to my stint on the show, and doing this is a wonderful way to connect with them."I hope many of them will get in touch so I can say hi, give them a shout out, and together we can try and make a difference for these poor animals in desperate need."Ralf recently raised £25,000 for stray dogs in the Caribbean after his own adopted dog sadly died in a car accident.Speaking about his work with Project Galgo and Cameo, he said: "I became a patron of Project Galgo after learning about the horrific treatment of Spanish greyhounds - 'Galgos' and 'Podencos'."There is a very cruel custom amongst some Spanish hunters, or 'Galgueros,' that destroys more than 50,000 Galgos every year, and many of these dogs are tortured (yes, literally tortured) if they were considered to hunt poorly over the season."The reasoning given is that the torture will 'wash away the shame' of having hunted badly."He continued: "Needless to say, it is horrifying and barbaric, and Project Galgo works tirelessly to fight this practice and rescue as many Galgos as they can."Visit projectgalgo.com to find out more about their work (but please be advised, it is

The always prodigious Steven Spielberg just released his first musical, “West Side Story,” in December, is already done shooting his next film (“Meet The Fabelman”), and already has many future projects brewing. One of those potential films may allow the filmmaker to tackle crime in San Francisco during the swinging 1960s, placing Spielberg directly in the cop action genre.

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Louise Redknapp has been unveiled as the Flamingo on The Masked Dancer.The 46 year old former Eternal star is the second celebrity to be voted off the show after Jordan Banjo was revealed to be the Viper on Saturday, 29 May. Judges chanted for Flamingo to take their mask off as the pink bird danced around before revealing it was Louise.

Davina McCall has left fans unsure as she debuted white roots on The Masked Dancer.The 53 year old, who recently revealed HRT "saved" her life as she opened up on the challenges of menopause, took to her Instagram feed to show off her new look before heading off to pick up her role as judge on the popular new ITV show.The snap showed the star dressed in a gorgeous silver glittery minidress with a plunging neckline that she paired with some strappy heels. Her hair took centre stage as it featured white roots carefully transitioning into her usual raven mane, which was styled back into a tight bun.

Davina McCall has left fans picking their jaws up off the floor after showing off her latest look for The Masked Dancer.The Big Brother presenting legend logged into her official Instagram page ahead of the second episode of the kooky Masked Singer spin-off. Posting to her main grid, Davina, 53, looked sensational as she smouldered for the camera.Slipping into a skintight silver sequinned number, the yummy mummy turned up the heat as she gazed seductively down the lens.

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Big Brother star looked sensational as she showcased her new hairdo.The presenter is known for her brunette bobbed hairstyle that she has maintained throughout her career.Ahead of the series kicking off on ITV, Davina’s hairstylist Michael Douglas took to Instagram to share an array of snaps taken behind the scenes of the show.Davina oozed sophistication as she flaunted her new hairstyle that is different from what she has had over the years.The former Big Brother presenter looked every inch the superstar as she beamed from ear to ear for the candid snaps.Wimbledon-born Davina oozed sophistication as she posed wearing a plunging red v-neck dress that certainly drew attention to her cleavage.Davina’s outfit took centre stage with the design

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Davina McCall has wowed fans by showing off her bold new look for the first episode of The Masked Dancer.The Big Brother legend is part of the four-strong panel who will be trying their hand at guessing who the celebrities are behind the masks are on the latest spin off of The Masked Singer.Not long before the programme landed ITV, fans were treated to a backstage snap of the former Channel 4 host.Hair dresser to the stars Michael Douglas showed off his handiwork on Davina via his Instagram earlier this evening.The British TV regular could be seen in a plunging v-neck red dress with huge puffed up sleeves making for a typically bold debut to the series.But something else caught the eye of fans as they noticed she was sporting a balayage

SHE is set to hog the limelight as the new panelist on The Masked Dancer, but Oti Mabuse says she’s quite happy to be in the shadow of her sexy co-star Davina McCall. The two-time Strictly Come Dancing champ has joined the team of celebrity guessers on the Masked Singer spin-off, which launches tonight on ITV.

In 1988, baby Steve – now 31 years old – was abandoned by his birth mother in a public toilet close to Wolverhampton football stadium.The foundling was named after Wolverhampton Wanderers’ star player at the time, Steve Bull - but he knows little else about his puzzling start in life. However, through painstaking detective work and genetic testing, ITV’s Long Lost Family helps reunite Steve with his birth father.

Long Lost Family viewers know only too well how heartbreaking some of the stories that feature can be. None more so than in ITV show’s spin off series, Long Lost Family Born Without Trace.The show, presented by Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell, follows adults who were abandoned as babies starting their search to find out more about their roots and where they came from.

Masked Dancer judge Davina McCall has accidentally revealed a major clue to the secret identity of one of the contestants.While appearing on Lorraine to discuss the Masked Singer spin-off, Davina let slip that the Scarecrow is female.The incident came up when Lorraine wondered how judges would guess because the Masked Singer revealed their voice.In answering the question, she made the remark: "Scarecrow, in particular - every time she came out, there was an extra clue in her dungarees."Davina also expressed delight in working with new judge South African dancer Oti Mabuse before detailing several other elements judges look out for when looking to uncover contestants' identities.She said: “People do have a certain physicality to them.

Holly Willoughby has been confirmed as one of the star guest judges joining new series, The Masked Dancer UK. After a hit second series for The Masked Singer earlier this year, ITV is now set to launch spin-off series The Masked Dancer which will see mystery celebrities perform their routines in stunning costumes.

Davina McCall has told Lorraine Kelly that she initially had doubts about new ITV series The Masked Dancer. The kooky series is a spin-off of hit show The Masked Singer in which a panel of celebrity judges and viewers at home try to guess who is behind the costumes.

Masked Dancer judge Davina McCall appeared to accidentally let slip a major clue as to Scarecrow's true identity before the show has even begun.

Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson has posted a series of snaps showing off her bump just days after first announcing her pregnancy.The mother to be looks radiant in four pictures posted to her Instagram wearing a stylish burgundy and white activewear crop top and matching leggings. In one picture Louise has her back to the camera, so you don’t notice that she’s pregnant while in the next snap is facing the camera and the bump becomes more visible.The third is a sideways profile of Louise where the bump can be clearly seen.

Former Big Brother Davina McCall has been famously candid about her tough experience of the menopause revealing she experienced blurry vision, night sweats and even thought she may be suffering with early on set dementia. The Masked Singer star thought she was going "mad" as she suffered with the effects but Junior Doctor and OK! columnist Emily Andrea says its really important that people with high-profiles raise awareness of this often taboo subject.