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    The 32-year-old TV presenter - who made her name co-hosting SMTV Live with Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly - moved to Los Angeles in 2006 to host the dance talent show in the US and has forged herself a successful career on American TV. Cat said: "So You Think You Can Dance has been a phenomenon in the US and I have been incredibly proud to be a part of it - I cannot wait to bring this show to the UK as I know the audiences will be as wild about it as they are in the States." The Birmingham-born blonde's work in Britain begins immediately as auditions for BBC One's version of the show - to be judged by Nigel Lythgoe, Arlene Phillips and a rotating third panellist - begin in London this week. Full Article at Ballymena Today
    So You Think You Can Dance has been a phenomenon in the US and I have been incredibly proud to be a part of it - I cannot wait to bring this show to the UK as I know the audiences will be as wild about it as they are in the States.
    Cat Deeley – Cat Deeley SOURCE: Ballymena Today 1 month ago
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Cat Deeley making UK TV return
  1. The fact that I'm now coming home to present So You Think You Can Dance in the UK is about as good as it gets.
    SOURCE: Ballymena Today 1 month ago
  2. Cat continues to charm the fans because her affection and concern for our dancers is so genuine and sincere; she possesses a rare quality of charm and vulnerability that is sexy and smart.
    Nigel Lythgoe – Nigel Lythgoe SOURCE: Ballymena Today 1 month ago

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