TV presenter Davina McCall, 58, became emotional while thanking Caprice for 'saving her life' at an illustrious public event on Wednesday evening. McCall underwent complex surgery to remove a benign brain tumour in November 2024, which was subsequently followed by a breast cancer diagnosis the following year.

Caprice, 54, who was previously treated for a benign meningioma brain tumour in 2017, played a pivotal and guiding role in McCall's medical journey. The two television personalities first met during the production of the 2017 reality sports show The Jump, where Caprice suffered a concussion that ultimately led to the miraculous discovery of her own tumour.

McCall revealed that when she received her own terrifying brain tumour diagnosis, Caprice was unequivocally the very first person she called for expert guidance, comfort, and emotional support. During the emotional event, McCall shared with the audience that she had recently spoken with a prominent brain surgeon about the overall patient experience, where they extensively discussed Caprice's remarkable resilience.

Expressing deep gratitude, McCall told Caprice directly, 'I genuinely feel like you saved my life,' drawing applause from the gathered attendees. McCall also took the opportunity to publicly thank her devoted husband, Michael, for his unwavering support during her exceptionally challenging health battle over the past few years.

This challenging health journey included a lumpectomy procedure in late 2025 and culminated in a joyful full recovery announcement in April 2026, marking a triumphant end to her medical ordeal. Fans and media outlets alike have flooded social media with warm wishes, praising both women for raising crucial public awareness about early brain tumour detection and cancer screening.