Davina McCall broke down in tears as she took to the stage to give an emotional speech at the Brain Tumour Research Campaign on Thursday evening.
The presenter, 57, underwent brain surgery last month after revealing she had a ‘very rare’ colloid cyst that affects only three in a million people.
And the star made her first public appearance since her operation as she attended the event at All Saints Church, Fulham to support her neurosurgeon Kevin O’Neill.
Tearing up in the speech she began: ‘I’m crying already, that didn’t go well’.
In the short clip she continued: ‘I know lots of you here are on your own brain tumour journey and many of you have lost loved ones to a brain tumour.
‘I lost my sister to a brain tumour in 2012 and my ex father in law a year ago.’
Davina McCall broke down in emotional speech as she made her first public appearance since undergoing brain surgery at Brain Tumour Research Campaign charity event on Thursday
The presenter looked in great spirits at the event as she beamed with guests
The presenter, 57, underwent brain surgery last month after revealing she had a ‘very rare’ colloid cyst that affects only three in a million people