Cat Deeley and her husband Patrick Kielty have shared a rare public photograph together during a family outing to the Cotswold Farm Park in Gloucestershire over the weekend. The couple, who married in 2012, were accompanied by their two sons, Milo, five, and James.
In the image, the family posed with farm owner Adam Henson while holding two newborn Valais Blacknose cross lambs, which they named Cat and Lorraine after the TV presenter and her colleague Lorraine Kelly. Deeley posted the photo on Instagram, writing: 'Meeting Cat and Lorraine for the first time in person! These little lambs were born the week I stood in on @lorraine... thank you @adamhenson_.'
The family of four have been enjoying time in the UK since relocating from the United States last September. Deeley explained to YOU magazine that the move was driven by a desire to be closer to family and to avoid starting Milo in an American school only to move him later. She also cited a terrifying gun incident involving her husband and eldest son two years ago, which made the danger of school shootings a 'reality' for them.
During their farm visit, Milo was filmed by his mother feeding a lamb milk from a bottle, capturing a memorable moment for the family.
