Cat Deeley

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Biography

Born in Sutton Coldfield on 23rd October, 1976, Cat Deeley was to become one of the most professional presenters on television. She was spotted…more

Born

10/23/1976, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham (UK)

Birth Name

Catherine Elizabeth Deeley

Gender

Female
  • Cat Deeley arrives for the Fox Broadcast...
  • Cat Deeley arrives to the 63rd Primetime...
  • Second Place contestant Mark Germar and ...
  • Third Place contestant Tadd Gadduang and...
  • Cat Deeley hosts on So You Think You Can...
  • Cat Deeley hosts on So You Think You Can...

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    • Cat: Being a mum is all about being in the right place at the right time, but quite often families just sneak up on you when you least expect it. And that's how it was with Emma, because I wasn't planning on getting pregnant, it just sort of happened. And I'm so glad it did, because she's a wonderful baby and I really love being a mum!
    • Cat: (On the SM:TV incident when she'd been sawed in half and Ant and Dec had 'stolen' her halves) I really couldn't believe it when they did it. There I was, sawed in half and laying there in two pieces with solid steel blades going right through my waist, unable to move and nothing to do except wait to be put back together again. And then in they come and start wheeling my halves off in opposite directions. I was like 'hey, what are you guys doing?' At least they put me back together again afterwards - Although it was a while before I agreed to be sawed in half again.
    • Cat: (On being chosen as a UNICEF ambassador) It was incredibly flattering when they chose me. But, to be honest, the enormity of the situation completely freaked me out to begin with because I thought, 'This is so big, and I absolutely have to tell these stories in the right way! Can I handle it? Can I do that?'
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