Cat Deeley has made a shock confession about her sleeping arrangements with her husband Patrick Kielty.
Speaking on ITV’s This Morning, the presenter was discussing the key to happy marriages with her co-host Ben Shephard.
During the segment, the pair were joined by married couple Emma and Kevin, who admitted to sleeping in separate bedrooms.
Cat then revealed that she often sleeps in the guest bedroom at home due to her and Patrick’s different schedules.
The presenter confessed: “It’s one of those things that because of our schedule here, from Monday to Thursday I sleep in the guest bedroom and the rest of the time I’m back.
“Because otherwise I get up at 5am and I want to fall asleep earlier.”
Cat married the Irish comedian, who hosts The Late Late Show on RTÉ, in September 2012.
The couple tied the knot in Rome, and have since welcomed two children together – son Milo in 2016, and son James Patrick in 2018.
Earlier this month, Cat revealed the hilarious moment their son once mistook Gordan Ramsay for his dad.
The presenter shared the funny story on This Morning, and recalled how Milo, who was four at the time, made the mistake on a British Airways flight.
During a pre-flight safety video, in which the celebrity chef was featured, Patrick’s son said “Da-Da” when Gordon appeared on the screen.
Back in 2020, Cat gushed about her and Patrick’s love story.
During an interview with the former host of The Late Late Show, Ryan Tubridy, she said: “We had been friends for a very, very long time,”
“Since we did [TV show] Fame Academy and all that. We would always call each other on birthdays or Christmas, or we’d see each other occasionally or whatever it was.”
The mother-of-two continued to tell a story when Patrick surprised her in LA: “He set his alarm for five, first flight out was seven to land into Heathrow at eight to get on the 9:30 flight to fly to LA.”
“He flew to LA with his hand luggage, jumped in a cab, told the story to the cabbie. The cabbie was like, ‘Are you sure you don’t want me to wait? I can wait for you. I can wait. That’ll be ok’. He’s like, ‘No, no! It’s good, it’s good!’”
“[He] Walked into the Beverly Hills Hotel, dropped his bag at concierge and walked in. At which point I fell off my seat.”
“And he then proceeded to be utterly charming to everybody around the table. Everybody slightly fell in love with him. As did I. And he didn’t go home for 10 days.”
