Davina McCall has shared an emotional tribute to her fanbase, amid her recent health diagnosis.

On Saturday (November 8), the former Big Brother host announced that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Davina’s latest diagnosis also comes exactly a year after she had an operation to remove a rare, benign tumour from her brain.

Davina has since undergone surgery to remove the lump from her breast, and will also be having preventative treatment in January.

As she continues to recover from her surgery, Davina has now unveiled an emotional tribute to her podcast listeners.

In the latest episode of her podcast Begin Again, the 58-year-old marked the first anniversary of her show.

In a tearful message, Davina admitted that starting her podcast has “saved” her amid her health woes.

Reflecting on the “incredible journey” that she has had with Begin Again throughout the past 12 months, Davina stated: “We’ve laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve grown together.”

The TV presenter went on to recognise that she has been dealing with her own “personal journey” in recent months.

“I’ve been on quite a massive personal journey, and coming here every week has at times kept me sane, and it’s meant a lot,” Davina admitted.

“This podcast has saved me … I’ve begun again,” she gushed further, in reference to her show’s title.

On an Instagram post to mark the milestone episode, many of Davina’s fans have since been sending her their well-wishes.

“You’ve safely kept many of us sane as well through your journey and what you share. Thank you,” one follower commented.

“Best wishes in your recovery, you have got this,” another praised.

Earlier this month, Davina shared a candid video message on Instagram to confirm that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

In the clip, she stated: “[The tumour] was very, very small so I got it very, very early, which is incredibly lucky, but I am so relieved to have had it removed, and to know that it hasn’t spread.”

Noting that she will have “five days of radiotherapy in January as an insurance policy”, Davina added: “It’s been a lot. I was very angry when I found out but I let go of that, and I feel in a much more positive place now. I think my message is, get checked if you’re worried.”