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Lisa Snowdon tells us she’s used to hearing rumours about her wedding.The model and presenter, 52, who describes her fiancé George Smart as her “best mate”, admits to OK! she is used to speculation over why she still hasn’t quite got around to getting married. Since their engagement in 2017, This Morning regular Lisa and businessman George, 44, have resisted the pressure to exchange vows, although the idea of a successful and beautiful – but unmarried – woman in her fifties seems too much for some people to wrap their heads around.

Davina McCall is often approached by adoring members of the public.PHOTOS: Davina McCall's £3.4million family home is stunningAnd it's no wonder; her bubbly personality is infectious and very much in evidence on this exclusive HELLO! magazine shoot, as the former Big Brother host charms everyone on set.But in recent years, fans of the Long Lost Family host don't come up to her on the street to discuss her latest hit show - but instead to thank her for educating the nation's women about the menopause.As she strikes a pose for the cameras, and displays the confidence that she once thought was lost to her as she began to suffer perimenopausal symptoms, Davina tells us: "There's not one single day when somebody doesn't talk to me about it. I was on the tube yesterday and people were just coming and sitting down next to me to talk about it.

Nadia Sawalha has long been promoting body acceptance, but she recently revealed to HELLO! that coming to terms with reaching the menopause was challenging.In our exclusive interview, the star lifted the lid on her symptoms and her 'terribly dark' experience with the menopause.Candidly Nadia, 57, also admitted the menopause put a strain on her marriage to Mark Adderley; the couple have been married since 2002 and have two daughters together."My husband [Mark Adderley] says there was a point where he did wonder if we were going to make it because I was just so irrational," Nadia, 57, tells HELLO! as she stars as our Menopause Digital Cover in partnership with Clarins."It was like premenstrual tension, but ten times worse. I'd fly into rage.

Davina McCall is set to launch a new menopause documentary on Channel 4.

HELLO! and charity Wellbeing of Women have been making waves in the menopause world since launching the Workplace Pledge campaign, in which we encourage organisations to commit to supporting employers going through the menopause, and its latest supporter is none other than Dame Joan Collins.MORE: 12 things women want employers to know about the menopauseThe icon and best-selling author attended an event hosted by Wellbeing of Women alongside HELLO! Editor-In-Chief Rosie Nixon this week to

Holly Willoughby has opened up about "heading towards" the menopause.

Julie Graham, actress and star of Benidorm, Shetland and The Bletchley Circle has candidly shared her menopause experience with HELLO!, as part of our Menopause Workplace Pledge campaign with Wellbeing of Women.READ: Exclusive: Penny Lancaster shares her personal menopause experience - 'Rod was worried for me'"Writers don’t create parts for menopausal women," Julie begins.

Davina McCall has taken to Instagram with an important message about the menopause.

It started with sex. Searing, agonizing sex—just like the very first time I tried it.

Former Love Island star Amy Hart has said she is going to freeze her eggs after learning she could go through the menopause in her 40s.