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TV favourite Davina McCall has opened up about the emotional impact of "empty nest syndrome" after her daughter flew the coop, revealing she "cried all the way home" following the big move.The 57 year old presenter and mum-of-three, who shares her brood with ex-husband Matthew Robertson, has been navigating the new family dynamic as her kids spread their wings. Her eldest, Holly, 22, is a recent uni grad, while Tilly, 21, has ventured off to Sydney, leaving her youngest, Chester, 17, as the sole sibling at home.

It’s a year of milestones for Big Brother icon Nadia Almada. Exactly 20 years since she made TV history by becoming the first transgender person to win Big Brother, when it was still hosted by original host Davina McCall – and captured the hearts of the nation – Nadia is turning heads once again.That’s because the star isn’t just celebrating the anniversary of her win, but another major milestone: a dramatic weight loss transformation.

Davina McCall has opened up on the struggle of her kid growing up and flying the nest during a candid moment on Wednesday's (25 September) episode of My Mum, Your Dad.Talking to the female contestants on the show about their emotions as they discussed loneliness, with many of the women admitting they are feeling lonely as their children get older. And echoing their sentiments, mother-of-three Davina herself got emotional as she admitted: "I think we're all struggling with that, with kids going [moving out], it's really painful'. Davina shares three children with ex-husband Matthew Robertson, 53, who she was married to for 17 years before they split in 2017.They are parents to eldest daughter Holly, 22, Tilly, 21, and son Chester, 17.

My mum Your dad has been gracing our screens for the past few weeks, and there's one thing that viewers can't get enough of Davina McCall's dreamy wardrobe.The host has been rocking some fabulous outfits each night, from denim boilersuits to chic tailoring, but one ensemble in particular has caught fans' attention. In the episode aired on Monday 23 September, Davina sported a sleek navy suit with standout gold buttons from Sandro Paris, which was a huge hit with viewers.

Davina McCall spiced things up on My Mum, Your Dad by introducing the contestants to a secret snug for the first time in the latest episode of the ITV dating show. While the kids usually have their eyes glued to their parents' every move from a video bunker, Davina unveiled a juicy new twist in Monday's (September 23) episode.The children were given the power to vote one parent into the snug, and they chose 49-year-old Danny from Sussex, who invited Jenny, 51, from Cheshire for some private time but in a show first the couple could turn off the live feed to the bunker, leaving their kids in the dark.

Davina McCall is no stranger to the spotlight, having been an icon of UK TV for more than 30 years. In fact, the My Mum Your Dad presenter, 56, was even honoured with the Special Recognition Award at this year's National Television Awards.

Davina McCall, who recently won a special recognition award at the National Television Awards, is back on TV screens with her new season of My Mum, Your Dad.The 56-year-old star of the ITV dating show for over-50s, which made its triumphant return to screens this week, hosts the show which sees a group of single mid-lifers stay at a plush country retreat, while all being on the hunt for love. The programme, which features mature parents nudged by their grown-up children, offers a deep dive into personal growth as participants work through their personal relationship baggage and it's bound to get emotional.

TV legend Davina McCall is riding high at the moment, back on our screens and looking a million dollars for the second series of hit ITV dating show My Mum, Your Dad - and basking in the glory of a Lifetime Achievement Gong at the National Television Awards. As she warmly guides nervous midlife singletons through their dating journeys, at home Davina is deeply happy with celebrity hairdresser Michael Douglas, who she’s been dating for the past five years.They’re clearly head over heels and would do anything for each other.

My Mum, Your Dad star Danny has candidly opened up about his past affair, confessing that it led to him losing everything he ever wanted. The ITV dating show, hosted by Davina McCall, is back for a second series, where single parents look for love while their kids watch on in secret. In an emotional moment during tonight's episode, Danny, 49, gets teary as he reflects on his life and the errors he made along the way, reports the Manchester Evening News.

The much-adored relationship show 'My Mum, Your Dad', hosted by Davina McCall, has made a triumphant return to our screens this week for its second series. With an impressive 1.3 million viewers tuning in, it's set to be another TV hit.

Dating show My Mum, Your Dad was a major hit for ITV last year, but the second series, which began this week, has proved a major disappointment to some fans.The Davina McCall fronted series sees a series of single parents arrive at a retreat in order to give love another go, while their children are watching their every move from nearby. It has been hailed as ‘middle-aged Love Island ’, in reference to ITV’s dating show centring on beautiful young people.

Viewers tuning into ITV's cherished show My Mum, Your Dad shared a collective grievance as they voiced concerns that the newest series neglected to showcase contestants with more diverse body sizes. The hit dating programme returned for a captivating new season on Monday evening (September 16), with the delightful Davina McCall steering the ship. In the feel-good format, a new assortment of unwed mothers and fathers embarked on romantic dates and gradually acquainted themselves within the idyllic confines of a rural retreat, all under their offsprings observant gaze.

Roger Hawes and Janey Smith have gone from strength to strength since meeting on the ITV reality show My Mum, Your Dad last year - which bodes well for the nervous singles ready to meet each other in the second series, which is now upon us.The couple found love after being signed up for the dating show by their children – Roger’s daughter Jess, 29, and Janey’s son William, 20. Janey had experienced years of failed relationships, while Roger’s wife Joanne died from cancer 18 months before the show.

Maria, star of the ITV dating show My Mum, Your Dad, has opened up about her experience on the programme ahead of its return to our screens on Monday, 16 September.The 51 year old and her daughter Livia, 19, are set to appear in the second series of the show, often referred to as 'middle-aged Love Island'. The mother-daughter duo appeared on This Morning alongside fellow MMYD stars Andy and Issy, where they chatted with hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley about the upcoming series. Maria shared what attracted her to the show and why she found it "really quite emotional".

Davina McCall has given the perfect reply after receiving rude comments about her bikini pictures.The TV presenter, 56, delivered the response after she posted fun bikini snaps on holiday in August.The My Mum, Your Dad host took to Instagram to share the pics, where she sported a matching red bikini, cowboy boots, crossbody bag, fun sunglasses, and naturally, her rock hard abs and a grin. She captioned the super toned photo: “I’m on holiday.

My Mum, Your Dad, the show helping single parents to find a second chance at love, is back for a second season. Davina McCall returns to host the series that follows a group of middle-aged single parents who head to a romance retreat and are overseen by their adult children - something that was a secret in the first series, but is now a known fact.

Amanda Holden has spilled the beans on why her co-star Jamie Theakston was missing from Heart Radio today - and it's all thanks to Davina McCall. After a weekend break, fans were greeted by Amanda, 53, and her temporary co-host Jason King aka JK, as Jamie is recuperating at home post-surgery.

Davina McCall is back to front the second series of ITV’s popular dating show My Mum, Your Dad. In a trailer for the upcoming series, which is expected to air this autumn, ITV viewers get to see a sneak peek of what’s to come.

My Mum, Your Dad is set to return to ITV for a second series this autumn, with the Davina McCall-fronted show set to welcome a host of new singletons looking for love, with the help of their grown-up children.The show sees single parents enter a 'Love Island' style retreat and get to know one another, with their children watching on and making decisions for them from a nearby house.The new series promises even more surprises and twists, and welcomes eight new parent-child duos - with Davina sharing how it's "never too late" to get butterflies. Single dad Christian is heading onto the show with his son Lucas, and has shared that he's a gentle giant.

My Mum, Your Dad star Janey Smith has made a heartfelt public commitment to her boyfriend Roger Hawes. Janey and Roger met via the ITV1 dating show, hosted by Davina McCall, last year.The 48-year-old recruitment manager went on the middle-aged dating show and was matched up with postman widow Roger, 59, who was looking for love after his wife's tragic death.The were nominated by their children Jess and William, who were determined to help them find love again, but little did Janey’s daughter and Roger’s son know just how successful their matchmaking would be! Janey and Roger have now been together for over a year, and Janey took to Instagram to wish her love a happy birthday, posting a striking picture of Roger looking handsome in front of an impressive country house. Sign up to OK's TV newsletter to get updates sent to your inbox for free “Happy birthday to this guy! Love you millions,” she wrote followed by heart emojis.

Nicky Campbell and Davina McCall return for their 14th series of Long Lost Family, reuniting separated relatives in seven emotional episodes. Despite 13 years hosting the series, Nicky, 63, admits that it hasn’t become any easier to share the news that they have located a long-lost relation. “Scenes of me crying are cut – and quite right too,” he says.