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BAFTA Award winning Cat Deeley is one of the most recognisable televisoner presenters on British screens. Cat is an excellent awards host and presenter for those events that require a touch of glam.
Cat Deeley is considered one of the foremost television presenters in the UK and US and has recently been hosting her fourth season of the US reality dance hit series of So You Think You Can Dance. Cat is a double BAFTA Award winner and has won many other awards for her work on some of the UK's hottest primetime shows, including Stars in Their Eyes; CD:UK Live (on which she appeared weekly for six years); SMTV: Live (which she co-hosted for three years); Comic Relief Does Fame Academy, the V Festival (2004, 2005); The Brits; Record of the Year; Elton John Live from New York; The Latin Grammy Awards, an hour special with U2 When Cat Met U2 for ITV, the exclusive Kylie Minogue interview for SKY in 2006 and The Soundtrack To My Life in which Cat talks to legendary musicians about their work and their greatest influences for ITV.
During Deeley's time hosting numerous shows for the BBC, ITV and C4 networks and MTV UK, Cat's many interviews include Madonna, Mariah Carey, U2, Prince, Marilyn Manson, Elton John, Joss Stone, Tom Jones and 50 Cent. She hosted a weekly radio show called Cat and Edith's Hit Music Sunday on London's premier radio station Capitol Radio, and has made appearances on the television comedies Happiness and Little Britain. She fronted and presented Peter Kaye's popular spoof talent show Britain's Got The Pop Factor ... And Possibly A New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly On Ice. Moreover, Cat also hosted the Princes Trust 50th year celebration concert in London. This featured acts such as Annie Lennox, Lionel Richie and Pink. The concert was broadcast live across the world and watched by millions. Following this in 2007 Cat also presented the UK Behind the Scenes of American Idol for ITV1 and ITV2.
Moreover, Cat Deeley also hosted the Princes Trust 50th year celebration concert in London. This featured acts such as Annie Lennox, Lionel Richie and Pink. The concert was broadcast live across the world and watched by millions. Following this in 2007 Cat also presented the UK Behind the Scenes of American Idol for ITV1 and ITV2.
More recently, along with her work on So You Think You Can Dance for FOX TV US . Cat Deeley has also guest hosted Who Wants To Be A Millionaire in the US and reported for Jay Leno at NBC and Good Morning America for ABC
In 2010 Cat Deeley hosted the 1st UK Show of So You Think You Can Dance which which aired on BBC1.
Outside of appearing and speaking at live corporate and private events Cat Deeley has a number of retail products available that can be purchased through Speakers Corner. For upcoming new book and product launches related to Cat Deeley then please contact one of the Speakers Corner booking agents on +44 (0) 208 365 3200 or email info@speakerscorner.co.uk








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