Davina McCall has been a constant presence on UK TV for decades, and she’s always presenting new shows.
Her latest is Long Lost Family, which airs tonight (July 15). But soon she’ll be back with series two of My Mum Your Dad, a dating programme for single parents.
But who is Davina? Is she married? What has she hosted in the past? And what’s her net worth? Read on to find out more…
Who is Davina McCall?
Davina Lucy Pascale McCall is a 56-year-old British TV presenter.
Born in Wimbledon, London, she began her TV career in 1994 when she was hired as a presenter on Ray Coke’s Most Wanted on MTV Europe.
Over the next three decades, Davina has gone on to become a staple of British TV, hosting mammoth hits such as Big Brother, The Masked Singer, and the new ITV show, My Mum, Your Dad.
What has Davina McCall presented?
What hasn’t Davina presented?
The now 56-year-old is perhaps best known for her stint presenting the original run of Big Brother on Channel 4. Davina fronted the show for 10 years between 2000 and 2010.
She also presented its spin-off, Celebrity Big Brother too.
As well as this, Davina has fronted the likes of Streetmate, Popstars: The Rivals, Comic Relief, Sports Relief, and since 2011, Long Lost Family. She’s even had a role in Doctor Who.
In recent years, Davina has taken up a judging role on The Masked Singer, The Masked Dancer, and presented documentaries on the menopause and contraception.
Who is Davina McCall’s partner?
Davina’s current partner is celebrity hairdresser Michael Douglas – not to be confused with the legendary Hollywood actor of the same name.
Davina and Michael have been together since 2019 after knowing each other for 20 years prior to that. They have appeared together on Channel 4’s Celebrity Gogglebox.
Between 2000 and 2017, Davina was married to TV presenter Matthew Robertston. Together, they had three children – two daughters and a son.
However, after 17 years of marriage, they split in 2017. Their divorce was finalised in 2018. Speaking about their split recently, Davina said: “”
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