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Cat's Biography
Catherine Deeley is the model who is at the top of her world. She presents a variety of MTV programmes and also co-presents ITV's Saturday morning lineup. But a few years ago, in 1997 she was unknown as a media figure. Her passage into the media spotlight couldn't be more perfect. At a mere 14 years of age, the idea of becoming a sexy model couldn't be further from Cats mind. By her own admission she wasn't the best looking around, what with her bushy eyebrows and 'bad perm'. That was, until she entered a regional BBC The Clothes Show competition. Despite her limited modelling experience, Cats good looks ensured a passage on through to the final stages. Despite not winning the compo, the event would yield a prize far greater than could be imagined. Cat was spotted at the show by Storm modelling agency and Cat was signed up on a contract. Storm tried persuading Cat to leave school and pursure a complete modelling career, but Cat chose to continue her education up to A level standard. She walked away from academia with a staggering 9 GCSE grade A, and four A-Level passes! Only then did she become truly committed to modelling. Cat has since travelled all over the world due to her modelling commitments including picturesque places such as Venice, Athens and Tokyo. After a few years of modelling Cat took another chance that payed off big time. Wanting to find an outlet for her natural ability to entertain Cat sent a VHS cassette application of herself performing as a VJ to MTV <http://www.mtveurope.com> in the hope that the producers may be interested in her talents. She says it was a impulse decision to make the tape but it seemed like a good idea. MTV producers saw the tape and sure enough picked up on her vibrant personality and Cat invited to attend an interview. Months of auditions followed (Cat had never had a job like this before!) and soon enough she was hired for MTV. The rest as they say is history. Not content with hosting two top MTV programs as well as being launched into the top ten sexiest women of 1998 and 1999, Cat continues her ascendancy in the media business by landing a top job as a presenter for Saturday morning television programmes, aimed at children. ITV obviously agree that Cat is the ideal person to claw back the large slice of Saturday television that they have lost to BBC over the past few years Most surprising of all is Cat's young age. At 23, Cat has time on her side. It seems 2000 will be the year of the Cat. Thanks go to www.cat-deeley.co.uk
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