Cat Deeley buys ex husband Patrick Kielty out of their £5million London home as she takes out a huge loan ahead of 'scary' renovation
Cat Deeley has bought estranged husband Patrick Kielty out of their huge £5million London home after taking out about a £3.4million loan, Land Registry papers reveal.
The This Morning host, 50, and comedian, 55, announced their separation in a joint statement in July 2025 after 12 years of marriage.
The pair, who now co-parent their children Milo, 10, and James, eight, purchased their 'forever home' in Hampstead in 2022 – a derelict 1950s house in north London which set them back £4.9million.
But after their split, Cat and Patrick put their property on the market with estate agent Savills and even slashed the asking price by £250,000 to £5million.
However it now appears to be off the market and Land Registry documents show that Cat has bought the house outright.
Daily Mail have contacted Cat's representatives for comment.
The ITV presenter revealed last month that she was in the middle of a 'massive renovation'.
Cat Deeley has bought estranged husband Patrick Kielty out of their huge £5million London home after taking out about a £3.4million loan, Land Registry papers reveal
The This Morning host, 50, and comedian, 55, announced their separation in a joint statement in July 2025 after 12 years of marriage
She told Closer magazine: 'I'm doing a big renovation, which is a massive project, and my brother is helping me do it.
'I like doing things that scare me a little bit.
'I always feel like if an opportunity comes up or there's something life-changing that you want to do, if you feel a little bit scared and you're approaching it with a little trepidation then you should probably do it.'
Cat previously documented the journey on social media, candidly sharing with fans the hidden stresses that can come with a huge renovation.
In a video from February 2024, Cat admitted: 'I'm not going to lie, I got a bit of a shock today. Not much house, lots of air.'
Sources previously told the Daily Mail the ex couple's renovation plans put 'additional stress' on their marriage.
Cat documented how the 1950s property was stripped back, with ambitions to create a grand entrance hall, demolish a living room mezzanine floor and extend the bedrooms and terrace.
It comes after she revealed she suffers sleepless nights 'spiralling' over her children as she opened up about her life post split from Patrick.
The pair now co-parent their children Milo, 10, and James, eight, however Cat admitted she worries about her children now more than ever.
She explained: 'I probably worry about the kids more now than I did then [when they were little]. I just want them to be happy, and I tend to worry a little bit too much.
'Sometimes when I can’t sleep at night, I go into this kind of spiral of, "Will they be happy, and will they find something that they love to do?" and "Will they find someone to love?" You just want the best for them.'
The pair, who now co-parent their children Milo, 10, and James, eight, purchased their 'forever home' in Hampstead in 2022 – a derelict 1950s house in London which set them back £4.9m
But after their split, Cat and Patrick put their property on the market with estate agent Savills and even slashed the asking price by £250,000 to £5million
It now appears to be off the market and Land Registry documents show that Cat has bought the house outright. She revealed last month that she was in the middle of a 'massive renovation'
The star has been open about enlisting the help of a nanny to manage the logistics of parenting alongside her busy schedule.
And praising her nanny, Cat told The Sun: 'I have a great team of people around me. I have a brilliant nanny who’s basically my right-hand woman. She’s just ace.'
Cat and Patrick moved back to the UK from Los Angeles in 2020, revealing she wanted to be nearer family and have the boys go to school in the UK.
Last month the star opened up about her new life as a single mother as she revealed she and the Irish comic co-parent the boys ‘50-50’.
Speaking to the Sunday Times, Cat said: ‘It’s about being as organised as you can possibly be. I have an amazing nanny too.’
She added: ‘Everybody’s doing their best.’
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