Davina McCall enjoyed a trip to Disney World with her two daughters on Thursday.The TV star, 58, took to Instagram to share a sweet snap showing her with Holly, 24, and Tilly, 22, while her son Chester, 19, was not present in the picture. The trio wore themed stripes, with Davina in pink hot pants with a striped vest with a matching pink trim, while her daughers wore denim shorts and striped tees. Davina gave a rundown of all the rides they had embarked on, including Animal Kingdom, Frozen, Avatar and Guardians Of The Galaxy. She added a caption reading: 'Day 1. There is something about Disney World., in fact Disney in general that makes me very emotional in a really lovely way...'Everyone leaves their worries behind … it all thrills, tears, escapism, joy, laughter… it's everything all at once We did @waltdisneyworld Animal Kingdom and Epcot today …. #disneyguardiansofthegalaxy ride possibly my favourite EVER … Davina McCall enjoyed a trip to Disney World with her two daughters Holly, 24, (left) and Tilly, 22, (right) on Thursday She added a caption reading: 'Day 1. There is something about Disney World., in fact Disney in general that makes me very emotional in a really lovely way''Followed by #avatarflightofpassage … but also 'soaring' and FROZEN ( please excuse singing … more like screaming) at Epcot… a'And everyone is LOVELY …. ( can u tell Ive got the joys) also thank you Andrew so much for showing us around x BRILLIANT'. Davina shares her kids with her ex-husband Matthew Robertson who she married in 2000 before splitting in November 2017 and finalising their divorce the following year.She was married to actor Andrew Leggett in 1997, however they split the same year. She tied the knot with hairdresser Michael Douglas in December. Despite keeping her kids mainly out of the spotlight, in January she discussed her children, saying: 'If ever somebody's saying to me, 'I don't know whether to have kids or not,' one of the reasons why I would say have kids is not because of what you can pass on, it's what they make you look at.'Tilly, my middle one, has been the greatest at teaching me to stop micromanaging. She is like, 'no Mum, let me try this – don't tell me what to do. I know what to do, and if it's a mistake, I'll still be ok... 'I think that's the big fear with parents, you think, 'oh my God, I've got to lead you through this one. It's going to be difficult,' but they have to make mistakes.' Davina and her eldest beamed as they embarked on one of the ridesThe trip comes after she recently revealed how she was privately supported by comedian Peter Kay after being diagnosed with a brain tumour and breast cancer.The star had surgery to remove the benign (non-cancerous) tumour in 2024, before being diagnosed with breast cancer the following year.As Davina battled the double bout of bad news, she revealed she found an unlikely champion in Peter, who she was not friends with prior to her illnesses.While in hospital undergoing treatment on the brain tumour, she told how she received an unexpected phone call from Peter, 53, to offer his help. As Davina battled the double bout of bad news, she revealed she found an unlikely champion in Peter, who she was not friends with prior to her illnessesDavina said: 'Do you know who really helped me, actually, and it was really strange. Peter Kay. He called me when I was in hospital with my brain tumour.'I really don't know him that well but he was unbelievably supportive.'Davina continued by revealing that he stayed by her side after receiving the news about her breast cancer, and said: 'When I had my breast cancer diagnosis he just talked me through what to do.'He said: "What do you want to do? How do you feel about it?" And he said: "I think you know what you want to do". And I was like: "Yeah I want to talk about it.''
Davina McCall, 58, poses with her rarely-seen daughters at Disney World as she says she's feeling 'very emotional in a lovely way'
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