This Morning host Cat Deeley, 47, shows off toned figure in bikini during break from ITV show
Cat Deeley has shown off her stunning figure as she makes the most of her Easter break. The This Morning presenter, 47, enjoyed a relaxing swim in the sun as she donned a leopard print bikini.
Cat looked sensational in her stylish swimwear and a diving mask. Sharing a video clip to her Instagram Story, she added the audio of Frank Ocean's song Pink + White.
She followed this with a photo of herself smiling in the pool alongside three pool floats, to which she added the Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue hit Kids.
It comes as she enjoys a break from This Morning, just a few weeks after joining the flagship ITV show. Cat, and fellow co-host Ben Shephard, have been replaced with Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary for the Easter break.
Viewers were left rather confused at the news that Cat and Ben would be taking a break from the show, having joined the show for the first time just weeks ago.
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, one wrote: "Ben and Cat will be on for like two weeks then will go off for Easter for about three weeks....ridiculous. A second added: "They should've started after Easter and the studio itself given a makeover".
Ben and Cat have quickly settled into their roles at This Morning, having taken over from former presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield - who both quit in 2023. Cat has "grown in confidence" in the weeks following her This Morning debut, but is "relying" on co-host Ben, according to body language expert Darren Stanton.
Speaking on behalf of Betfair Casino, Darren detailed how Ben is the one leading the way when it comes to co-host duties. "While I do think Cat has grown in confidence, she still relies on Ben to an extent. They’re not yet on par with each other. At the moment, Ben is very much the lead anchor of the show and gives Cat confidence, which is clear."
He added: "However, I do think there will be a shift eventually and they will become equals. Cat is developing in leaps and bounds in terms of the space she occupies, levels of confidence and banter. It’s going to take time for them to mould into their roles, but it will definitely get there.”
Since making her debut on This Morning, it's been reported that Cat has caught the eye of BBC bosses who are keen to lure her over to their network to host an entertainment show. A source has told The Mail on Sunday: "Cat has the queen of Saturday night television feel about her, and females are lacking in that area.
"She is used to hosting a glitzy show in America and put with the right programme over here, she could be an absolute ratings winner. There is no love lost between the BBC and ITV for the stealing of stars, so what a great move it would be."
