Davina McCall has revealed she was diagnosed with early breast cancer after discovering a lump, but has since been given the all-clear following successful surgery. The 58-year-old TV presenter shared the news in an Instagram video, explaining that the disease was caught in the “very, very early” stages.
McCall said she found the lump after being prompted by a poster in the toilets at the Lorraine studio to check for signs. She underwent a biopsy and then a lumpectomy nearly three weeks ago. The margins were clear, and her lymph nodes were unaffected.
She will now undergo five days of radiotherapy in January as a precaution. McCall thanked her children and the Royal Marsden hospital for their support, and urged others to get checked regularly and not to postpone mammograms or ultrasounds.
This is not McCall's first health scare; she was diagnosed with a benign brain tumour in November 2024 but was given the all-clear in April 2025 after successful surgery.
