Davina McCall, 57, stuns in a sexy black leather mini dress as she parties with the likes of Patsy Palmer at Sam McKnight's glamorous 70th birthday
stunned in a sexy dress as she partied with the likes of Patsy Palmer at Sam McKnight's glamorous 70th birthday.
The TV presenter, 57, showed off her toned and youthful figure in a black leather mini as she attended the star-studded bash.
Celebrating Sam's birthday at La Mome, The Berkeley in London on Tuesday night, Davina posed with businesswomen Azzi Glasser and Yasmin Mills.
She looked like she was having a great time as she hugged EastEnders star Patsy, 53, who wore a stylish blue suit.
Davina wore her brunette tresses in loose waves over her shoulders and opted for a bronzed makeup look.
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Meanwhile, Kate Moss and DJ Fat Tony risked an awkward run in at the bash.
The supermodel, 51, reportedly chose to skip her best pal Fat Tony's star-studded wedding on Saturday, after learning her former friend Fran Cutler was on the guestlist.
And Tuesday night marked the first event the pair had attended since the DJ's big day when he tied the knot with husband Stavros Agapiou.
Celebrating Sam's birthday, Kate posed with the stylist for snaps as she opted for a black sequin party dress.
Meanwhile Fat Tony, 58, was seen commanding the DJ decks as he kept it stylish in a navy jacket and matching trousers.
He was joined by Stavros, 32, who opted for a quirky ensemble, pairing denim shorts with a checked shirt, striped tie and grey blazer jacket.
The couple tied the knot in front of family and friends in a lavish ceremony at the Welsh Chapel on Saturday, followed by a fun-filled reception bash at the Londoner Hotel.
Also attending the Sam's birthday celebrations were Patsy, Jaime Winstone and Davina who were also all guests at Fat Tony's wedding.
Patsy looked effortlessly chic as she opted for a satin light green suit jacket with matching shirt and trousers.
It comes after Davina recently appeared in a video with her partner Michael, where she gave a health update after undergoing an MRI scan.
Davina underwent a six-hour operation after she was diagnosed with a colloid cyst, a rare type of benign brain tumour in November.
The TV personality also shared unseen before and after snaps from her scan revealing that the tumour has completely disappeared from her brain.
Accompanying the video, Davina wrote: 'So here it is. Our final brain surgery update. Had the final MRI this week. @brain.surgeon.uk got everything out during surgery, it's not coming back.
'Thanks so so much to everyone at @onewelbeck and @clevelandclinic . To my mum and @mdlondon for taking such good care of me . To Sarah for being my BFF to my amazing kids. To @brain.surgeon.uk for being the GOAT.
'I am so so grateful particularly because I know a lot of people have inoperable tumours and and I know I'm lucky to be able to draw a line under this and move on with my life when so many people can't. And I'm just gonna say this one more time. Benign does not mean fine.'
The clip saw the Masked Singer judge and her celebrity hairdresser beau sitting in the sunshine, with Davina telling the camera: 'We thought's we'd post a final brain operation update', with Michael chiming in: 'It's good news!'
She told how she had her final MRI the week before and admitted that she was nervous' as if any of the tumour was left that it would grow back and she'd have to 'go through the whole thing again'.
The party came just a few days Davina joined a host of A-list stars on Saturday to celebrate DJ Fat Tony's wedding to Stavros Agapiou
She noted that she'd 'mentally prepared herself' for that scenario, while Michael added that he too was nervous as it had been 'a huge journey'.
Laughing with joy and relief, Davina then added: 'but it was clear!'
The pair then held up two scan pictures, the first showing the tumour in her brain and the second showing that it had completely gone post-surgery.
Davina went on: 'I want to say a massive thank you to everybody that looked after me so well. A special heartfelt thank you from both of us to Kevin for being such an absolute legend.'
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