Jeremy Clarkson's daughter Emily stages protest in park over women's health woes

The 28-year-old campaigner spoke of how one in three women experience urinary incontinence post-pregnancy, warning that complications can even lead to the prolapse of pelvic organs, such as the bladder or womb.

Her protest comes after a Freedom of Information Act (FOI) request revealed that Britain is behind its targets, with a third of the country still lacking specialist pelvic health services.

Em has been fortunate enough to have maintained strong muscles and a healthy pelvic floor function - to the point that she was even fearful about going for a smear test last year.

Today, Tania told the gathered audience: "Poor pelvic health has a serious impact on quality of life, often leading to bladder weakness, reduced sexual pleasure or even prolapse.

Em Clarkson got on her soapbox earlier today to raise awareness for women's pelvic health (Image: MURRAY COMMS)"When you consider the scale of the problem and the poor availability of treatment, that is simply not enough.”

Elvie is currently promoting an "award-winning Kegel trainer and app that allows women to take charge of their pelvic floor with expert-designed care from home" - one of five female health products, including breast pumps, which the company currently offers.