THIS Morning fans couldn’t get over how great Cat Deeley looked as she hosted the show today.
The 47-year-old joined Rylan Clark on the sofa – 20 years after she first took to the helm.
TV presenter Cat revealed she had in fact hosted alongside Paul O’Grady on Cilla Black’s 60th birthday.
Rylan couldn’t resist showing the clip – and fans noticed that she has barely aged.
One person wrote: “Even after 25 years, Cat Deeley looks great.”
A second said: “Twenty years ago @catdeeley. You don't look a day older! #thismorning I have high hopes for you and @Rylan. All the best, and keep those pictures up on the wall, please.”
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Cat kicked off today’s show joking: “Can you believe they let the naughtiest people in television live on TV?"
Rylan added: "Now this is officially the end, just letting you all know guys! This is how it ends, with us two.
"It is so lovely to see you, I knew you were a massive big deal all my life but today confirmed it when I walked down the corridor of power and saw this, babe we're on the wall."
The Sun revealed Cat’s new gig last week.
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An ITV spokeswoman said: "Cat Deeley and Rylan will host This Morning together on Monday and Tuesday, Cat will host with Craig Doyle on Wednesday, then Alison Hammond and Craig on Thursday. Alison and Dermot will host the show together as usual on Friday."
The flagship daytime show has been left in crisis since star Holly, 42, quit in October, just months after Phillip, 61, was axed for having had an affair with a much younger runner, leaving a shortage among the presenter rotation.
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