Cat Deeley and Patrick Kielty have confirmed they are co-parenting their two sons, Milo and James, following their separation. The couple officially announced their decision to end their marriage in either June or July 2025, with both sources agreeing on the year but differing slightly on the exact month. They emphasized that their separation was mutual and that there was "no other party involved." Both Deeley and Kielty have stated their commitment to being "united as loving parents" to their children, who were born in 2016 and 2018. Deeley, 49, described their co-parenting arrangement as a "50-50" split, noting the importance of organization in managing their shared responsibilities. She mentioned the administrative challenges that come with co-parenting but said she has support from an "amazing nanny." Deeley and Kielty, who married in 2012, had known each other for years before becoming a romantic couple, having previously co-hosted the British talent show Fame Academy. The couple had lived in Los Angeles for over a decade before recently moving to north London. Deeley has been hosting ITV's This Morning alongside Ben Shephard since early 2024, taking over from Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby. Kielty, 55, continues to host The Late Late Show on RTE in Dublin. While the exact timeline of their separation is slightly unclear, both sources agree that the couple separated after 12 years of marriage. Deeley has also been linked to a recent date with movie executive Charlie Coleman, though it is unclear if this is connected to her co-parenting situation. Kielty, in a recent public appearance, briefly mentioned his personal life, thanking the audience for their support. Both have maintained a focus on their roles as parents and their professional careers, keeping the details of their personal lives relatively private.