Cat Deeley
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Now lives in Los Angeles, where she hosts the top-rated Fox TV show ''So You Think You Can Dance'', and was therefore the natural choice to also front the belated [[So You Think You Can Dance|UK version]]. | Now lives in Los Angeles, where she hosts the top-rated Fox TV show ''So You Think You Can Dance'', and was therefore the natural choice to also front the belated [[So You Think You Can Dance|UK version]]. | ||
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| + | On 30th September 2012, after a nine-month courtship, she married her former [[Fame Academy]] co-presenter [[Patrick Kielty]], at a ceremony in Rome. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Revision as of 11:39, 1 October 2012
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Shows
The Big Fat Quiz of the Year (participant)
Passport to Paradise (non-broadcast pilot)
Biography
Former model whose first TV break was on MTV in 1997. She came to more widespread notice the following year when she became co-host of the Saturday morning shows SM:TV Live and CD:UK alongside Ant and Dec. Afterwards, she became ITV's presenter of choice for gala events and also found time to present a show on Capital FM alongside her former MTV colleague Edith Bowman.
Now lives in Los Angeles, where she hosts the top-rated Fox TV show So You Think You Can Dance, and was therefore the natural choice to also front the belated UK version.
On 30th September 2012, after a nine-month courtship, she married her former Fame Academy co-presenter Patrick Kielty, at a ceremony in Rome.
Trivia
She also appeared as the host of Peter Kay's 2008 talent show spoof Britain's Got the Pop Factor and Possibly a New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly on Ice.
Cat's not just a pretty face. She got nine A-grades at GCSE and has four A-levels.
She is a supporter of West Bromich Albion, but nobody knows why.
She was named "Britain's Most Orange Celebrity" in a 100% scientifically rigorous 2004 poll to promote a well-known orange-flavoured confectionery product, beating Dale Winton into second place.
