Due to a cancer diagnosis, Davina McCall is having brain surgery today, November 15, and she has asked her followers to “pray.” Her partner Michael Douglas told her she would be out of commission for a while in an Instagram video. She said she was one of “three in a million” because of the “very unusual” nature of the cancer she found.
The TV actress revealed that after a free health scan, which she was sure would be successful, she was given her diagnosis. McCall told me she was diagnosed with a benign brain tumor called a colloid cyst, which happens only three times out of a million. After spending some time with my head in the sand, I saw a lot of neurosurgeons. After receiving a lot of comments, I decided that it needed to be taken down. It takes up the entire space and is too big for the room. The 57-year-old claimed that the growth, which is 14 mm wide, must be removed since its growth would be catastrophic.
McCall announced this morning that she is having a craniotomy to remove the tumor in a pre-recorded video message. The Masked Singer judge described how they will enter McCall’s skull through the top and both sides in order to access the center of her brain during the brain procedure. “Acquire the cyst.” Remove it. Empty it. Remove it. “Your uncle is Bob,” she said. Please say a prayer for me. I’m feeling really good right now.
Douglas joked that he would perform the surgery “to ensure it’s done correctly” and joined the video to say he would “keep an eye on her.” Despite some difficulties, McCall reassured that she is in good health. “We’ve experienced a lot,” she said.
The former Big Brother presenter said she will be away from her phone “for a bit” when she is in the hospital “for about nine days” before going home. “Don’t worry about me,” I said. That’s sufficient,” she told her followers. However, I’m in an optimistic frame of mind and am not excessively worried. I’m giving the responsibility to my surgeon and his colleagues because I have total faith in them. He is aware of what he is doing. “I’ll see you on the other side,” McCall wrote as he signed off before the procedure.
