Cat Deeley

In early June 2010, it was announced that Cat and her husband, Jack Huston, had separated. The separation was blamed on Huston's desire to concentrate on his acting career.

She has her own line of vintage-inspired jewelry.

In 2009, she appeared alongside Gary Lineker in a British TV advert for Walker's Crisps that spoofed the 1969 movie Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid.

She was one of the award presenters at the 2009 Emmy Awards ceremony.

Although she continues to be known as Cat Deeley for professional purposes, she actually uses her married name of Catherine Huston for private purposes, and that's now the name on all her official documents such as her passport and driving license.

In August 2008, Cat gave birth to her first child, a daughter named Emma Louise Huston.

She has three piercings in each ear.

Although she's married, she doesn't usually wear a wedding ring.

In 2008, she visited Manila in the Philippines in her role as a UNICEF ambassador to support the charity's Soccer Aid 2 project.

She is friends with British fashion designer Matthew Williamson. She has often worn his designs to formal events, and also wears his more casual designs in her everyday life.

In addition to living in a house that used to belong to her, Cat has another direct link with Marilyn Monroe - Both have been sawed in half in the very same "Buzz Saw" illusion. When it was new, Orson Welles used it to saw Marilyn in half, while David Copperfield, who presently owns the now-antique illusion, used it to saw Cat in half at a 2007 UNICEF benefit show in Los Angeles. In this illusion, a large 36-inch diameter circular saw was used to cut Cat in half, passing right through her bared waist without any boxes covering her.

In 2001, she married marketing executive Mark Whelan. The marriage ended in divorce in February 2006. In October 2007, she married actor Jack Huston.

As a young girl, Cat played the clarinet in the Sandwell Youth Music program, eventually playing in the Sandwell Youth Orchestra and Concert Band.

Cat invites past competitors of So You Think You Can Dance to her home for 4th of July celebrations.

Cat has one younger brother, Max, who married an Australian, and now lives there.

Cat's favoured pastime in Hollywood is to go riding in the hills on her horse, Romeo.

While presenting SM:TV, she often found herself acting as the assistant to various visiting magicians, taking part in a number of different illusions, the most common of which was for her to be sawed in half. In the most memorable performance of the illusion, after Cat had been sawed in half, her halves were "stolen" by Ant and Dec and wheeled off-stage in opposite directions. In another performance, she became the first British celebrity to be sawed in half in the "Clearly Impossible" sawing, which uses clear-sided boxes that allow a view inside at all times. Other illusions she took part in included being guillotined, impaled by spikes, levitated, crushed and made to vanish.

Cat is 5'9" tall.

Cat's favourite music types are Rock and Pop.

Cat's favourite Ice-Cream is Ben and Jerry's.

Deeley interviewed Kylie Minogue for a television special which aired in the United Kingdom on Sky One on 16 July 2006 and in Australia on Channel Nine on 17 July 2006.

Deeley moved to Los Angeles in May 2006, as she stated on a late night TV interview with Craig Ferguson.

In 2003 she became a patron of Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Cat says she hates stick thin celebrities and thinks they are bad role models.

Cat Deeley once commented that the television personality she found most annoying was Vanessa Feltz, because she was heard talking about her private life too often.

While on SM:TV, Cat had her own comedy sketch called 'Cat the Dog' in which she played a girl becoming a teenager.

Cat became the Spokeswoman for Garnier Hair Products in early 2006.

Before she was famous, Cat was a member of STORM Model Agency.

She won a 2001 BAFTA Childrens' Best Presenter Award for "SM:TV Live" (1998).

Cat has appeared on many magazine covers such as Celebrity Adult Spy, B, New Woman, Cosmo Girl and OK!

She was ranked 7th sexiest woman in FHM [2001] and came in at #12 in FHM's 100 Sexiest Girls of 2002 poll, UK edition [June 2002].

She provided the voice of Loretta Geargrinder in the UK version of the 2005 animated movie, Robots.

It was rumoured that Cat and her co-presenter on SM:TV Live, Tess Daly, didn't exactly see eye to eye. They apparently used to fight backstage and tried to steal the show each week. Cat denied all of the rumours.

She is known for hosting most of her shows bare foot, saying that she feels more comfortable and at home presenting this way.

She is good friends with TV presenter, Edith Bowman, who won Celebrity Fame Academy and once presented with Cat on MTV.

Cat has hosted The Brit Awards (top UK music awards) in 2001, 2003 and 2004.

Cat hosted CD:UK for longer than anyone else. She started in 1998 and left in March 2005.