The former Big Brother host, 57, revealed this month she was having a colloid cysta type of rare fluidfilled benign tumour in the brain surgically removed.
The tumour was spotted at a health check-up she was offered as part of her menopause advocacy work.
After a spell in intensive care following the procedure, she has been supported in her recovery by partner Michael Douglas, 50. The presenter of My Mum, Your Dad said on Monday she was "on the mend", but had issues with short-term memory.
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