- Born
- Birth nameCatherine Elizabeth Deeley
- Height5′ 9″ (1.75 m)
- Cat Deeley was born on October 23, 1976 in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, England, UK. She is an actress and producer, known for Deadbeat (2014), So You Think You Can Dance (2005) and Life's Too Short (2011). She has been married to Patrick Kielty since September 30, 2012. They have two children. She was previously married to Mark Whelan.
- SpousesPatrick Kielty(September 30, 2012 - present) (2 children)Mark Whelan(2001 - 2006) (divorced)
- ChildrenMilo KieltyJames Patrick Kielty
- Typically hosts her shows barefoot
- Birmingham accent
- Her long blonde hair
- Crooked nose
- Her house in Los Angeles used to belong to Marilyn Monroe.
- She shortened her name to Cat after signing up with the Storm modeling agency because they already had several other models named Catherine on their books.
- (September 30, 2012) Married her boyfriend of 9 months Patrick Kielty in Rome following a 4 month-long engagement.
- While at school, she played the clarinet in Sandwell Youth Concert Band.
- Along with Patrick Kielty, was a host of The Prince's Trust 30th Birthday: Live (2006).
- [on Ryan Seacrest]: Ryan Seacrest should get it. He's brilliant. He's an absolute professional. . . . But if he is busy, I will be more than happy to clip myself into a frock . . . and get down there.
- [When she replaced Lauren Sanchez as hostess of So You Think You Can Dance (2005), for the show's second season]: When I first started the show, I said that I'd really like to be involved in the audition process. I wanted to develop a relationship with the dancers right from the beginning. I didn't want them to suddenly turn up to the studio eight weeks into the process and say, 'Hold on a second, who's the English bird?' If it's 5 a.m. and freezing cold and snowing in New York City and they're lining up outside for auditions, I am too.
- [on getting back into shape]: I try to do yoga three times a week and eat healthily - although nothing is off limits and I drink lots of water.
- [on her last taping day of Pop Show in England]: I've had a great few years, met some really incredible people and been given some wonderful opportunities.
- People always say to me, 'You're exactly the same as you are on the telly.' I'm always taken aback, because yes, I'm exactly the same. I don't play a character. Certain facets of my personality are heightened, because you need to project a bit more on the telly, but essentially I am exactly the same.
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