Davina McCall Weds Again in Lavish Ceremony!

has tied the knot with for the second time in a secret ceremony at their Kent home.

The presenter, 58, married the hairdresser back in December at Marylebone Town Hall with just close friends and family present, but they have now exchanged vows in a much larger celebration.

Sources said that Davina and Michael 'pulled out all the stops' for their second wedding, and the star looked 'stunning' in her bridal gown.

The pair's first wedding came just weeks after Davina revealed she'd been diagnosed with breast , and underwent surgery to remove a lump. 

They said: 'They went all out and invited friends and family to a bigger second wedding celebration on Saturday.

'Davina looked absolutely stunning in her wedding gown. The reception was all about fun. After a ceremony, they drove into the reception on a tuk-tuk which got everyone laughing and cheering.'

They went on to tell The Sun: 'They had tipi tents erected and guests danced until the early hours. Davina and Michael really pulled out all the stops.'

The Daily Mail has contacted a representative for Davina McCall for comment. 

Davina and Michael's first wedding saw the delighted couple posing on the steps of Marylebone Town Hall, with the star swapping the traditional bridal gown for a white fur-look coat and lace hat.

She married her devoted partner after he supported her through surgery to remove a benign tumour from her brain and a recent breast cancer diagnosis, and friends claimed it was her recent health woes that prompted them to marry. 

She and Michael were supported by their loved ones at the wedding, with Davina's daughter Tilly sharing a video on TikTok ahead of the ceremony.

A source told The Sun of Davina and Michael's nuptials: 'Their wedding was perfect, exactly what they wanted. They chose a small venue close to their home, and just invited about ten of their friends and relatives to be there with them. 

'It was very intimate and everyone who attended is very special in their lives. They’ve been through a huge amount in recent months, with Davina’s health, and it just felt right to formalise their marriage. They didn’t see the point in waiting.

The source added: ‘The next day they just carried on with life as normal, and as coincidence would have it they were guests at another friend’s wedding day.

‘So they went as a married couple for the first time and happily showed off her wedding ring. It was the perfect weekend.’

The TV star revealed her breast cancer diagnosis to her fans last year, though she noted she had detected it early after noticing a lump and getting it checked, leading to a successful lumpectomy.

Last month, she confirmed she completed her course of preventative radiotherapy and became emotional about the treatment coming to an end.

Speaking in an Instagram video, she said: 'I finished my radiotherapy today, and it was very, very emotional.'

Davina then paused for a moment and held back tears as she added: 'Much more emotional than I thought it would be.

'And I need a bit of positivity and brilliance, so I'm going to go and watch Julia Bradbury on Begin Again.'

Davina recently revealed she is stepping back from full-time work after her breast cancer diagnosis served as a stark wake-up call.

The TV star described the overhaul as essential after facing two major health scares in quick succession - a rare brain tumour in 2024, followed by cancer.

Speaking candidly on the Miss Me? podcast, the Masked Singer judge admitted the double health blow had forced her to confront a lifetime of running from change and overworking.

Davina, who married Michael in December, explained that while her brain tumour had initially prompted reflection about reducing stress, it was the subsequent breast cancer diagnosis that truly forced her hand.

'I had an amazing breakthrough when I got clean in the early nineties,' she said, referring to her heroin and alcohol addiction in her twenties.

'I had another huge breakthrough after I had my brain tumour removed. I realised that I needed to de-stress my life.

'Interestingly, I realised that - but then the breast cancer, which I thought was a very, very frightening thing, made me realise that I really, really had to put that into place. And I have now.'