ITV star's wife, 30, diagnosed with rare brain tumour after 'petrifying' seizure

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ITV presenter Dan Salisbury-Jones has shared that his wife has been diagnosed with a rare and incurable brain tumour after suffering a ‘petrifying’ seizure.

The sports correspondent revealed that his wife Liz received the news just after giving birth to their first child Reuben. Opening up about how the couple had been looking forward to the next chapter of their lives, Dan said: “Life was very good back in 2022.

Liz had given birth to our first baby, I’d got this exciting new job in the Midlands, and we had found a house that was to become our family home.” But Dan worried that he had an “odd sense that all was going too well,” with Liz then sadly suffering a seizure at the end of a family visit to Teesside last December.

He added: “My wife was just looking through me like there was nothing there. I really wish I knew that was normal because at the time I thought the worst,’ he recalled. "Eventually, she started recognising people and rediscovering her memory as we made our way to the hospital." A CT scan showed Liz had a mass on her brain, with doctors concerned it could be a tumour.