Cat admitted the decision to leave the US was due to concerns of gun violence, which came to the forefront when Patrick and the kids were caught up in a shooting incident while at Century City mall in LA
Patrick Kielty and Cat Deeley lived in the US for 15 years before they made the move back to the UK where Cat is now hosting This Morning. Patrick divides his time between the UK and Ireland as host of The Late Late Show.
.FBI agents started telling shoppers to hide because there was a gunman on the loose. She explained to You magazine: "They shut down the centre. I got a call from Paddy, saying: ‘They’re taking us out through the fire exits but nobody can get to their car. If we walk to a junction, can you come and get us?’”
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