Television presenter Cat Deeley has been seen on a close public outing with film executive Charlie Coleman, just over a year after her separation from husband Patrick Kielty.
The 49-year-old attended a Lewis Capaldi concert in Hyde Park with Coleman, a senior international theatrical marketing figure who joined a major streaming and studio group last year after a tenure at a leading film studio.
Witnesses described the pair as relaxed and affectionate throughout the evening, laughing, chatting, and playfully interacting as they watched the performance among the crowd.

Deeley wore a black jumpsuit, oversized sunglasses, and a vintage designer bag, while Coleman dressed casually in a navy T-shirt and light blue shorts.
An observer noted the two appeared unbothered by attention, at times whispering and touching each other as they enjoyed drinks and music.
Coleman previously worked on marketing for major film releases including a 2021 science fiction epic and a 2023 blockbuster comedy before moving to his current role.

Deeley has not publicly commented on the relationship, though colleagues have reportedly encouraged her to return to dating following her split.
She separated from Kielty, her husband of 13 years, last July. The couple issued a joint statement confirming the separation and stating no third party was involved.
The former pair share two sons, aged 10 and eight, and said they would remain united as loving parents while requesting privacy.

Deeley and Kielty met in 2002 while presenting a television talent show, later reuniting and marrying in a private Rome ceremony in 2012 after several years living between the US and UK.
Before her marriage, Deeley was previously linked to a businessman between 2001 and 2006 and later to an actor, with whom she ended a relationship in 2010.
Speculation about the marriage's end surfaced earlier this year when Deeley did not attend Kielty's mother's funeral, with representatives stating she remained home to care for their children.

Deeley returned to British television in 2024 as co-host of a daytime magazine programme alongside Ben Shephard following a presenting reshuffle.






