Gabby Logan, 47, vows to continue her TV career during the perimenopause

Gabby Logan has vowed to continue her TV career during the perimenopause in a new interview. Speaking on Women’s Health UK podcast Going for Goal, the broadcaster also stressed the importance of educating men on the effects of both the perimenopause and menopause and credited fitness for improving her mental health. 'There's more I want to do and I'm better at my job': Gabby Logan has vowed to continue her TV career during the perimenopause in a new interview The BBC star had her hormones checked for the first time six months ago, when she discovered she was experiencing the period of her life sooner than expected because she welcomed her twins Reuben and Lois, 15, through IVF. 'I don't want to slow down': The host, 47, doesn't 'feel any different to the 32-year-old me' and said bioidentical hormone replacement therapy has eased her symptoms Details: The BBC star recently discovered she was experiencing the period of her life sooner than expected because she welcomed her twins through IVF 'So that's been about six months since I saw and I feel really good and I'm very lucky because I haven't had a lot of the more aggressive symptoms that you get with the menopause.' 'It's helping me get through lockdown': The broadcaster also credited fitness for improving her mental health 'So, for me, it's really important that women keep pushing through and get those top jobs…and it's not because of what happens in their menopause that they disappear.'