Host of Long Lost Family Davina McCall 'in bits' after latest emotional episode

Fans of ITV series Long Lost Family will know that you need to have tissues on standby to watch every episode. And tonight’s instalment of the emotional programme is no different, as viewers are introduced to Louise Stoppani - a woman who tells hosts Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell that she desperately wants to track down her birth father.

Davina McCall has taken to Twitter to defend herself after an article published over the weekend implied that she had trademarked the word "menopausing" to make money off it.MORE: Davina McCall opens up about heartbreaking death of her sisterSharing a 49-second video on social media, the mother-of-two told her followers: "Hey there, I have just seen the headline on the Daily Mail and I am so furious about it that I thought I would take this measure and post something on here because I am really

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Davina McCall has candidly opened up on her experience with the menopause, after suffering with a symptom which lead her to believe she had dementia.The Masking Singer judge, 53, suffered with brain fog and feared for her career as it was affecting her work. Davina was also concerned the brain fog was a sign of dementia, but it was soon put down to the menopause, which she does a lot of work to raise awareness of.

Veteran TV presenter Davina McCall has revealed how she thought she had dementia and might lose her job because of the menopause.

It’s no surprise that tonight’s installment of Long Lost Family is extremely emotional, as the award-winning ITV series reunites foster siblings after more than four decades.The episode opens as we’re introduced to 53-year-old Kate Brown from Portsmouth, who was fostered when she was five days old, after her mother couldn’t cope with a newborn due to suffering from medical problems including epilepsy.

There’s no doubt Long Lost Family viewers were wiping away tears last night, as they watched Paula Stillie finally discover the truth about her heritage.

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