Cat Deeley keeps fans entertained with her slew of fabulous outfits as a co-host of This Morning. But away from the cameras, the ITV star is raising two young sons with her husband Patrick Kielty - something she rarely shares snaps of.
However, the former So You Think You Can Dance presenter, 47, took to Instagram on Thursday to share a rare candid moment spent with her youngest son James, five.
© InstagramThe TV presenter can be seen bouncing on the trampoline in the garden of her £4.9 million Hampstead home to the tune of House of Pain's 'Jump Around'. Cat was seen wearing stylish wide-leg dark wash jeans and a slouchy white tee, while her son wore a burgundy sweatshirt and matching joggers.
The resemblance between the two is uncanny - in particular, their mop of wavy sandy-hued hair. Take a look at the video…
Cat's family life
The last time Cat was seen with one of her sons was when she posted an Instagram reel of her weekly outfits, sneakily slotting in an adorable photo where she is seen smiling in a chic leather jacket, while her son, whose face is hidden, hugs his mother tightly.
© InstagramThe former SMTV Live star was also seen at Easter time enjoying a sun-drenched trip away with her family. The doting mother sat on a sunlounger with sea-soaked locks with both of her sons wrapped up in fluffy white towels on her lap.
© InstagramHer eldest son Milo, eight, laughed as he hid his face from the camera while James sucked his thumb. "No school, no hair, no makeup, no worries. Beaches, boys, sunshine, beers, card games, and pools…no rules… well just the important ones!," Cat penned.
Raising young sons
When Cat joined This Morning as a permanent host in February she opened up about the juggle of raising two young sons while keeping up a successful career in TV.
© InstagramSpeaking to HELLO!, Cat admitted: "I drop the ball all the time. I'm exactly the same as everybody else. I do the juggle – the juggle is real, the struggle is real.
"We're all just trying to make everything work. It's all a juggle; it's juggling the things that make you feel good."
© InstagramHer boys were Cat's motivating factor in making the move from LA, where she lived for 14 years, back to London. "We had always thought: 'Our boys have grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins they adore, and they adore them right back'. It's such a special moment in time and you don’t get those times back," she explained.
© InstagramCat's ultimate tribute to her sons was the children's book, The Joy in You, she published in 2020. She called the project a "love letter to my boys".
