Channel 4 viewers teary over Davina McCall's powerful menopause documentary

TV presenter Davina McCall showed off her taut abs as she danced in an elevator wearing a sports bra and hot pants in a video shared on Instagram. Davina, 54, displayed her physique in her gym clothes on Thursday, telling fans she was totally feeling herself after a workout session.

Birmingham Live reports. The long-time reality show is potentially set to return on ITV2 in autumn next year, five years after it was axed on Channel 5. The show started on Channel 4 in July 2000 with Davina McCall presenting the hit series before it was culled in 2010.

Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace will return to ITV next week (Monday 23 May) as Davina McCall, Nicky Campbell and the team do their best to reunite foundlings with family members and shed light on their mysterious beginnings.The show – which is now a firm favourite of viewers – has always been a tear-jerker, but Davina has admitted that she finds the filming process for Born Without Trace particularly difficult. Speaking about one of the foundlings the team helped this series, Davina recalled: "I couldn't take the pain away." She explained: "To be honest, something I have found very hard but I have tried to learn over time is that I have to let people feel all the feelings that they feel and not try and make them happy or make it feel better." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Davina McCall: Sex, Mind and the Menopause has hit screens once again and as a result a surge in demand for the already overstretched HRT is expected. The first documentary aired in May last year and the demand for HRT increased overnight.

Penny Lancaster said menopause has been “hideous” with mood swings so bad at one stage she threw dinner plates across the floor.

The Masked Dancer is back on ITV for a second series, featuring a new host of celebrities who will perform in front a panel of judges and viewers dressed in incredible costumes . Joining the line-up of judges who will try to guess the celeb beneath the mask is footballing legend Peter Crouch.

Keith Lemon star Leigh Francis turned 49 over the weekend and celebrated with some of his nearest and dearest celeb pals.The comedian partied at The Princess of Wales pub in London’s Primrose Hill where he was joined by Emma Bunton, her partner Jade Jones, Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts, Chris Moyles and soap star Will Mellor. Leigh kept to his quirky style by pairing a red and black patterned jumper and trousers with a large black hat and crossbody bag. Emma, 46, donned an orange blazer and geometric patterned jumpsuit while keeping her blonde locks loose.

Peter Crouch is joining the judging panel for the new series of ITV's The Masked Dancer.The footballing legend, 41, is stepping in for Mo Gilligan, who has touring commitments, and will join Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall and Oti Mabuse on the panel. However, Mo, 34, will be back to join Peter, Davina, Jonathan and Oti on the panel for a surprise appearance during the series and the judges will also be joined by some "very special guests" throughout the show.Talking about joining the panel, Peter said: "The show is a firm favourite in our household and when asked I jumped at the chance to take part.

Davina McCall is currently loved up with her hairdresser boyfriend Michael Douglas. The 54-year-old, who has opened up about her experience with menopause in a new documentary Davina McCall, Sex, Mind and the Menopause, is believed to have been dating the coiffeur to the stars for two years, however, decided to keep their relationship private.

Davina McCall has revealed how she thought she had a "brain tumour" after making a mistake during the onset of her menopause.The former Big Brother host, 54, has opened up about her experience with menopause and its early stages during an appearance on BBC's Sunday Morning show. Speaking to BBC host Sophie Raworth, Davina explained her difficulties with the early stages of menopause, known as perimenopause. She explained: "For me when I lost those hormones – or in fact in perimenopause, the hormones go up and down so you think you’re going completely mad – I felt that it aged me, I felt that I was going to be irrelevant, I felt embarrassed because I’d always been at the top of my game." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter She added: "I’d been in television at that point for 20 years, I really knew what I was doing.