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Davina McCall to host health and wellness series for ITV

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The presenter, 59, will be joined by chefs, celebrity guests and health and fitness experts who will share “practical and useful advice” and “achievable ideas” that viewers can put into practice.

It aims to “cut through the noise” surrounding health and wellbeing, separating fact from fiction, debunking myths and exposing fads.

Each episode will feature exercises designed for all levels from fitness enthusiasts to complete beginners.

The show’s experts will “cut through the noise” surrounding health and wellbeing (Ian West/PA)

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McCall said: “I love anything that helps people feel a little bit better without making life more complicated.

“This show is about all my favourite things: Brilliant food, really useful advice and finding ways to move that actually feel doable.

“Hopefully people will come away from every episode with something they want to try and that half an hour with me will inspire small changes that will add up to big things.”

Tom McLennan, managing director of Whisper Entertainment and executive producer said: “Davina is an inspiration for so many reasons and it’s been a privilege to work with her on a series that is quite literally designed to make people feel good.

McCall said the show aims to help people find finding ways to move that ‘actually feel doable’ (Ian West/PA)

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“At its heart, the show is about helping audiences discover simple changes that can improve their physical and mental wellbeing.

“We’re delighted to be bringing Davina’s passion, energy and authenticity to Saturday mornings and helping viewers start their weekends feeling positive and motivated.”

McCall, a mother of three, is known for her love of fitness and often shares workouts on social media.

Last month she revealed she has cardiovascular disease and has previously overcome breast cancer and a brain tumour.

She made her TV debut on MTV before spending a decade hosting the original version of Big Brother and is also known for Bafta award-winning series Long Lost Family, quiz show Million Pound Drop and is a panellist on The Masked Singer.

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