DAVINA McCall gushed over the “amazing” work of the NHS as she praised The Sun’s Who Cares Wins Awards on Good Morning Britain.
The My Mum Your Dad anchor, 55, hosted The Sun’s annual event at Camden Roundhouse, London, on Tuesday.
The Sun’s Who Cares Wins Awards are an opportunity to recognise the selfless care NHS staff give to our loved ones, and their dedication to go above and beyond.
The annual event shines the spotlight on the selfless healthcare workers and volunteers who dedicate their lives to helping others.
The glittering ceremony was presented by Davina – who led the host of star-studded glam arrivals and sponsored by The National Lottery – and will air on Channel 4 on Sunday.
Talking on Wednesday’s Good Morning Britain, she was full of praise.
She told GMB’s entertainment host Richard Arnold, 53: “I feel like this is a yearly do, where we celebrate the NHS and all the amazing work they do.”
He suggested she was “personally invested” before Davina went on to explain how daughter Holly was preparing for her final exams at university – and would be going on to work in the NHS hospital from June.
Holly is a dietetics student at Newcastle University and has been working in an NHS hospital this year for a month, which Davina said she “loved.”
Davina dded: “But it’s hard.
“She sees people who are absolutely working their butts off.”
Previously, Davina has told how hosting the show makes her “nervous.”
