Cat Deeley wraps up in a scarlet coat as she joins fellow TV host Emma Willis at St Paul's Christmas Carol Concert

By Ryan Smith for MailOnline

Published: 20:56 EST, 19 December 2017 | Updated: 04:15 EST, 21 December 2017

She's been spending the past few weeks in her native England, after jetting over from her sun-soaked adopted hometown of Los Angeles.

And Cat Deeley dedicated her time to a good cause on Tuesday evening, when she attended the St. Paul's Christmas Carol Concert in London, held in aid of Unicef UK's Syria Winter Appeal.

The 41-year-old TV personality, herself a Unicef UK ambassador, stood out for the occasion, wrapping up warm in a scarlet woollen coat with over-the-knee black leather boots, as she joined fellow host Emma Willis at St. Paul's Cathedral.

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Festive outing: Cat Deeley attended the St. Paul's Christmas Carol Concert, held at London's St. Paul's Cathedral, on Tuesday evening
TV beauty: Fellow TV host Emma Willis was also in attendance

Festive outing: Cat Deeley, left, and Emma Willis, right, attended the St. Paul's Christmas Carol Concert, held at London's St. Paul's Cathedral, on Tuesday evening

Big Brother host Emma, 41, looked typically chic in a black faux fur-lined coat over a patterned semi-sheer top, teamed with skinny jeans and suede boots.

At the charity event, they were joined by a host of familiar faces, including Unicef UK president Kirsty Young and Unicef UK ambassador Jessie Ware, who performed.

Cat took to the altar to recite A Family Christmas, a poem by Ernestine Northover, for the audience.

Lady in red: West Midlands native Cat stood out for the occasion, wrapping up warm in a scarlet woollen coat with over-the-knee black leather boots

Lady in red: West Midlands native Cat stood out for the occasion, wrapping up warm in a scarlet woollen coat with over-the-knee black leather boots

Taking to the altar: The Unicef UK ambassador recited A Family Christmas, a poem by Ernestine Northover, for the audience

Taking to the altar: The Unicef UK ambassador recited A Family Christmas, a poem by Ernestine Northover, for the audience

Typically chic: Big Brother host Emma, 41, looked typically chic in a black faux fur-lined coat over a patterned semi-sheer top, teamed with skinny jeans and suede boots

Typically chic: Big Brother host Emma, 41, looked typically chic in a black faux fur-lined coat over a patterned semi-sheer top, teamed with skinny jeans and suede boots

So You Think You Can Dance host Cat appeared to leave her husband Patrick Kielty and their one-year-old son Milo at home for the occasion.

She has recently returned to UK screens on Sky 1 show Sing: Ultimate A Cappella.

Earlier this year, Patrick opened up about family life in the couple's Los Angeles home, telling talk show host Lorraine Kelly: 'Milo basically runs the house... We call him the Fresh Prince Of Bel Air because he gets whatever he wants.

'You suddenly realise when you get married, you're number one. Then a kid [comes along] and you're number two, then a dog you're number three, and you spend your life going down the pecking order.' 

Hitting the right notes: Singer Jessie Ware was also among the attendees on the night

Hitting the right notes: Singer Jessie Ware was also among the attendees on the night

Focus: The star has been supporting Unicef UK since 2014 and is a dedicated advocate for the organisation's work, with a particular focus on the global refugee and migrant crisis

Focus: The star has been supporting Unicef UK since 2014 and is a dedicated advocate for the organisation's work, with a particular focus on the global refugee and migrant crisis

The voice: She took part in the show by singing Yuletide favourites Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas and Silent Night

The voice: She took part in the show by singing Yuletide favourites Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas and Silent Night

She and Patrick were friends for 10 years before they married, although Patrick recently insisted there was 'always a spark' between them before their relationship became romantic.

'There was always a little bit of a spark between us but either she was with someone or I was with someone and by the time we were both single she was in America', he explained. 'It was always one of those things that never worked out.'

The pair met when they presented Fame Academy together in 2002 and remained friends for almost a decade before making their debut as a couple in March 2012 and they married six months later.

Doing his part: Eddie Izzard was also in attendance for the event, held to raise money for the children of Syria whose childhoods have been shaped by fear and conflict

Doing his part: Eddie Izzard was also in attendance for the event, held to raise money for the children of Syria whose childhoods have been shaped by fear and conflict

Special reading: During the show, comedian Eddie recited an excerpt from A Christmas Carol

Involved: He first became involved with Unicef UK in 2011 when he travelled to Kenya to film a documentary about the children's emergency in East Africa

Involved: He first became involved with Unicef UK in 2011 when he travelled to Kenya to film a documentary about the children's emergency in East Africa

The blonde beauty hit the big time in the US in 2006 when she began to host the US dance show SYTYCD, while Paddy's work remained in the UK.

Despite their transatlantic romance, the pair say they never spend more than two weeks apart.

The couple tied the knot in a traditional Catholic ceremony in Rome, Italy, in September 2012, which was an intimate affair with just six family and friends each.  

Attendee: Goodwill Ambassador Muzoon Almellehan was among the attendees at the event

Attendee: Goodwill Ambassador Muzoon Almellehan was among the attendees at the event

Powerful message: Syrian efugee and youth activist Muzoon, who is Unicef's youngest Goodwill Ambassador, delivered a powerful reading as part of the service

Powerful message: Syrian efugee and youth activist Muzoon, who is Unicef's youngest Goodwill Ambassador, delivered a powerful reading as part of the service

The stars attended the event alongside (L-R) Unicef UK executive director Mike Penrose, Unicef UK supporter Cel Spellman, Unicef UK ambassador Andrew O'Hagan, Unicef UK ambassador Charley Boorman and Unicef UK president Kirsty Young

The stars attended the event alongside (L-R) Unicef UK executive director Mike Penrose, Unicef UK supporter Cel Spellman, Unicef UK ambassador Andrew O'Hagan, Unicef UK ambassador Charley Boorman and Unicef UK president Kirsty Young

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