Cat Deeley stunned as she made a shock bedroom confession during Tuesday's episode of This Morning.
The presenter and her co-host Ben Shephard were discussing whether separate rooms are the key to a happy marriage alongside Linda Lusardi and married couple Emma and Kevin - who choose to sleep in separate bedrooms.
Speaking about her own bedroom arrangements, Cat revealed her sleeping situation with husband Patrick Kielty.
She explained: 'It's one of those things that because of our schedule here [This Morning], from Monday to Thursday I sleep in the guest bedroom and the rest of the time I'm back.
'Because otherwise I get up at 5am and I want to fall asleep earlier.'
![This Morning's Cat Deeley stunned with a shock bedroom confession as she debated sleeping in separate bedrooms during Tuesday's episode](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/14/85151081-13442855-image-a-82_1716297666866.jpg)
This Morning's Cat Deeley stunned with a shock bedroom confession as she debated sleeping in separate bedrooms during Tuesday's episode
![Cat revealed her sleeping situation with husband Patrick Kielty as she admitted she sleeps in the guest bedroom Monday to Thursday due to her earlier schedule at This Morning](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/14/85151195-13442855-image-m-84_1716297671797.jpg)
Cat revealed her sleeping situation with husband Patrick Kielty as she admitted she sleeps in the guest bedroom Monday to Thursday due to her earlier schedule at This Morning
Linda then replied: 'Well that's logistics, you've got an odd job that makes you get up early. You have to!
'But I do think if you can sleep together why not.'
Cat shares sons Milo, eight, and James, five, with her husband and the family relocated back to the UK several months ago after previously living in Los Angeles.
The star and her husband decided to ditch their glitzy LA lifestyles and returned to the UK several months ago after a 'terrifying' gun situation made them rethink their life in the States.
Following her terrifying ideal, she swapped her £3.8 million Beverly Hills mansion for a £4.9million rundown 1950's home in leafy Hampstead in north London where she counts Harry Styles among her neighbours.
Cat left behind her long-time role on So You Think You Can Dance in the US, where she was reportedly paid £43k an episode - instead opting for the role on This Morning with a reported £550k annual salary.
However, it was revealed earlier this week that ITV's biggest daytime hosts are reportedly facing a pay freeze as the channel holds crisis talks after ratings plummet on some of their iconic daytime TV shows including Good Morning Britain and This Morning.
Production teams and staff on shows will have their salaries frozen, according to The Sun.
![She explained: 'It's one of those things that because of our schedule here [This Morning], from Monday to Thursday I sleep in the guest bedroom and the rest of the time I'm back'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/14/85151093-13442855-image-a-99_1716298378349.jpg)
She explained: 'It's one of those things that because of our schedule here [This Morning], from Monday to Thursday I sleep in the guest bedroom and the rest of the time I'm back'
![She added: 'Because otherwise I get up at 5am and I want to fall asleep earlier'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/14/85151083-13442855-image-a-101_1716298568362.jpg)
She added: 'Because otherwise I get up at 5am and I want to fall asleep earlier'
![Linda Lusardi joined the discussion as she replied: 'Well that's logistics, you've got an odd job that makes you get up early. You have to!'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/14/85151087-13442855-image-a-102_1716298605507.jpg)
Linda Lusardi joined the discussion as she replied: 'Well that's logistics, you've got an odd job that makes you get up early. You have to!'
Cat and Ben took over the helm of This Morning earlier this year, after the departure of Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby and reportedly signed contracts for a cool £555,000, while Susanna is said to have a £1.1 million per year deal.
ITV are said to have warned there could also be job cuts which will impact both permanent members of staff and freelancers.
The channel is believed to also be switching long term roles in the company to just three-month contracts.
And it is not just employment they are targeting as it is believed the company's big summer party - which attracts some of the biggest stars in the business- is also at risk.
Four of their flagship shows - Good Morning Britain, This Morning, Lorraine and Loose Women - are among the programmes that are reportedly affected.
The ratings are believed to have dropped so poorly that it triggered ITV's daytime boss to call a series of crisis 'Town Hall' meetings last week to break the news to the four shows.
Staff were reportedly presented with a graph detailing the rapid decline in ratings, while also showing the successful viewing figures for Netflix and Amazon Prime.
Bosses are said to have discussed Netflix's Baby Reindeer, which had 60million views in a month, Amazon's The Grand Tour, 170million views worldwide, and Clarkson's Farm, which obtained 11million views in its first weekend.
![Cat and Ben took over the helm of This Morning earlier this year, after the departure of Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby and reportedly signed contracts for a cool £555,000, while Susanna is said to have a £1.1 million per year deal](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/14/85051835-13442855-ITV_is_reportedly_suffering_after_their_ratings_plummet_on_some_-a-103_1716298834178.jpg)
Cat and Ben took over the helm of This Morning earlier this year, after the departure of Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby and reportedly signed contracts for a cool £555,000, while Susanna is said to have a £1.1 million per year deal
![However ITV are said to have warned there could also be job cuts which will impact both permanent members of staff and freelancers (pictured Susanna Reid)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/14/85051779-13442855-Production_teams_and_staff_on_shows_that_are_faced_by_stars_such-a-104_1716298836372.jpg)
However ITV are said to have warned there could also be job cuts which will impact both permanent members of staff and freelancers (pictured Susanna Reid)
A source told the publication: 'ITV is really tightening their belt. There have been concerns for months at the top but now that it's trickled down to the shop floor it feels very depressing.
'A lot of staff are being put on three-month contracts. Staff are hopeful that the UK elections will help boost their ratings.'
AN ITV spokesperson told MailOnline: 'Town hall meetings happen frequently for teams to keep up to date with company news and also serve as an opportunity for staff to have questions answered.'
'The latest one was to celebrate the success of Lorraine Kelly receiving a BAFTA Special Recognition Award and the two BAFTA nominations for Daytime last weekend. It was also a transparent portrayal of what is currently happening across the industry.'