The Masked Singer UK's much-loved host Davina McCall has opened up about her passion for 'self-help stuff', much to her children's dismay.
In a candid chat with the Guardian, the television favourite and mother of three confessed: "Lots of people get really annoyed with self-help stuff. I f***ing love it. I might read something on Instagram that will change my f***ing life! Makes my kids hate me, though, because I send them relentless amounts of self-help memes."
She recalled one self-help meme in particular that made a significant impact on her: "A black and white image of a little girl, jumping in a puddle, in her pants, in the rain. She looks ecstatic. And it said, 'Remember her? She's still in there somewhere. Why don't you go get her?"
Besides sharing her fascination with motivational content, the Long Lost Family presenter also shared some personal news regarding her health. She revealed that she was diagnosed with a benign colloid cyst last November, and thankfully, post-surgery, she's come out fighting fit.
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Hoda Davaine/Dave Benett/Getty Images)Eager to keep her followers updated post-operation, the stalwart broadcaster reassured fans: "My short-term memory is a bit remiss but that's something I can work on. I'm writing down everything I'm doing to keep myself feeling safe," reports Devon Live.
After a highly successful career so far, Davina has become one of the most recognisable faces in UK television. Her first significant TV role came in 1996 when she was chosen to host the former ITV gameshow, God's Gift.
After two years on the show, Davina landed what is arguably her most notable role yet, hosting Big Brother in 2000.
In between a string of other high-profile TV roles, Davina now forms one quarter of the Masked Singer panel on the popular ITV show.
Davina will join fellow panellists Mo Gilligan, Maya Jama and Jonathan Ross tonight as they aim to reveal another celebrity on the show.
The Masked Singer can be watched tonight (Saturday, February 1) on ITV at 7 pm.
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