Cat Deeley has been pictured looking relaxed and happy on a night out with a Hollywood marketing executive, in what’s being seen as the clearest sign yet that the This Morning host has moved on since the end of her marriage.

The 49-year-old presenter was spotted at American Express presents BST Hyde Park last Sunday, where she watched Lewis Capaldi perform alongside Charlie Coleman, a senior executive at Amazon MGM Studios.

Onlookers described the pair as ‘tactile’ and ‘at ease with one another’ throughout the concert with fellow gig-goers noting that Charlie’s touched Cat’s bare back affectionately as they sipped drinks from paper cups.

For the outing, the mum-of-two wore a black strappy jumpsuit paired with oversized sunglasses and a Chanel handbag, striking a relaxed but polished festival look.

The sighting comes almost exactly a year after Cat and her former husband, Late Late host Patrick Kielty, announced they were separating after 13 years together.

Their joint statement at the time stressed that no third party was involved in the split and that their focus remained on their two young sons, Milo and James, whom they continue to co-parent.

It was reported in May that Deeley was open to dating again following the breakdown of her marriage.

While neither Deeley nor Coleman has publicly confirmed a romance, the pairing has fuelled speculation of a new chapter for the star, who has otherwise kept a low profile on her personal life while continuing her presenting duties on ITV’s This Morning alongside Ben Shephard.

So who is exactly is Cat rumoured new beau Charlie Coleman?

Charlie is a British entertainment marketing executive who currently serves as Head of International Theatrical Marketing at Amazon MGM Studios, a role he took on in 2025.

Based in London, he reports to Sue Kroll, the studio’s head of global marketing for film and series.

He joined Amazon from Warner Bros., where as EVP of international marketing he led global campaigns for major blockbusters including Barbie, Elvis, Dune, The Batman and A Minecraft Movie. Before Warner Bros., Coleman spent years at Disney in both London and Los Angeles, having started his career there in 2001.

He’s regarded within the industry as a strategic, high-profile figure in international film marketing.