The 47-year-old – who is known for her arduous fitness routine – said being in the public eye sometimes makes her feel conscious about the way she looks.
In an interview with Woman and Home, Davina admitted: "Being in the public eye I do feel pressure to look good."
Despited the pressure, the Long Lost Family presenter said she isn't considering plastic surgery – just yet.
She said: "I don’t want to try and look 35; I just want to look really good for 47. I don't think about the next decade. There's no point worrying about the next five years because all we have is the moment."
"Sometimes I do that thing of standing in front of the mirror pulling the skin on my face taut - and I look about ten years younger," Davina continued.
"I won’t be pious and say that I’ll never have cosmetic surgery. If I ever said to the kids and Mathew that I was going to have it they’d be absolutely horrified.
"So although it’s not on the immediate agenda…who knows? I might disappear to France for a shifty two week ‘holiday’ when I’m 60!" she joked.
Davina, who is already a fitness inspiration to thousands thanks to her famous workout DVDs, also reveals she tries to stear away from being too body conscious.
She told the magazine: "I’m conscious about only saying positive things to the kids. I’m very aware of loving my skin to show them that they can love theirs."
The star – who has recently launched an online bespoke fitness service called Get Fit with Davina – also added: "I can’t go on diets – they make me want to eat. But I am sugar free - although I eat fruit and sometimes some honey."
This week, Davina hit headlines when she suggested women should keep their husbands satisfied in the bedroom to prevent them from straying.
However, clarifying her comments yesterday, she said: "I don’t think it has to be ‘bonking’. I’m talking intimacy."
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