Ant and Dec confirm reunion with Cat Deeley for SM:TV reboot

Cat Deeley, being home more often has been a blessing in disguise.With production on hold for So You Think You Can Dance, the longtime veteran host, 43, has been spending her days bonding with her husband, Patrick Kielty, and their two sons, Milo, 4, and James, 2.One of their go-to activities? Exploring the great outdoors. “London has some of the greatest parks in the world,” the English TV presenter exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

the SM:TV Live reunion. Ant McPartlin, Declan Donnelly and Cat Deeley have been hinting at what’s to come in the big reunion and we can’t wait.

Cat Deeley is back in the UK after 14 years living in LA and she has moved into a wonderful family home.The former children's presenter has carved out a career in the States hosting So You Think You Can Dance, but decided it was time to bring her two sons Milo, four and James, two, she shares with husband Patrick Kielty, back to London.

Cat Deeley has opened up about how motherhood has changed her life in a rare chat on This Morning.The 43 year old, who recently shared a glimpse into her luxurious Los Angeles kitchen, spoke to hosts Holly Willoughby, 39, and Phillip Schofield, 58.The TV presenter explained that the inspiration behind her debut children's novel, The Joy In You, came from the idea of what she would like to tell her two sons, James and Milo.

Cat Deeley has officially returned to London after living in LA for the past 14 years, and a new video has given fans a glimpse inside her new property. SEE: Cat Deeley's £3.8million LA home goes up for sale: see inside the stunning propertyThe SMTV presenter took to Instagram with a clip of her son Jack holding her new book, The Joy In You, in what seems to be the living room.

TV presenter Cat Deeley has admitted to moving home from Los Angeles after gun violence in the US.The 43 year old star upped sticks and headed across the pond to LA in 2006 and called a stunning mason with sweeping views home, alongside husband of eight years, comedian and fellow TV presenter Patrick Kielty, and their two sons Milo, four and James, two. However, since moving back to the UK Cat has admitted part of the reason was due to fears over gun violence.

SMTV Live reunion show is in the works, describing it as “very, very, very cute”.The Saturday morning children’s show ran for over 270 episodes between 1998 and 2003, focusing on sketches, competitions and challenges.Deeley, who co-hosted the show with Ant and Dec, confirmed details of the reunion to Chris Moyles on Radio X.“We have filmed a documentary, it’s going to be aired at the end of the year,” she said. “We went back to the studio where we did it.

Cat Deeley has opened up on the hilarious way she landed her job hosting SM:TV Live with Ant and Dec. Cat, Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly fronted the hit ITV kids show from 1998 to 2001, earning millions of fans.The 43 year old has now discussed how she pranked Dec, 44, to score the role.

Ant and Dec have been present on our screens for 30 years and are still the dominating double act on ITV (sorry Holly and Phil).The duo met as child actors on the CBBC drama Byker Grove in 1990 before forging a career as presenters (and rappers for a short time but we won’t mention that…) with shows including The Ant & Dec Show, CD:UK, Friends Like These and SM:TV Live.

SMTV Live reunion on the way – because they've already filmed it with co-host Cat Deeley.The trio kept children (and adults) entertained every Saturday morning between 1998 and 2001 with their eclectic mix of games and sketches, including Wonkey Donkey, Challenge Ant and, of course, their iconic Friends parody series Chums.After the trio left the show, it continued for another two years with the presenting line-up including In for a Penny host Stephen Mulhern, Strictly Come Dancing's Tess Daly