In a rare statement, the presenter Davina McCall has hit out at trolls who send her abuse claiming she is 'too skinny' as she claims she'll 'probably regret posting this'
Davina McCall has addressed trolls who "abuse" her about her weight and health. The presenter, 56, hit back at comments about how she looks on Instagram, confessing that she "never normally" responds in such a way.
"It's really frustrating. I feel like people post these things and then they have no consequences because they can post whatever they like and be cruel and I just have to kind of take it. I'm actually just left sitting feeling furious so I thought I'd offload here." Davina ended the video saying: "I can't really do much about my neck and my face unless I fill it with filler.
The post has got more than 50,000 likes and thousands of comments from supportive fans and celebrities alike.
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