Catherine Bohart was Sarah Keyworth’s ex-girlfriend. However, they just broke up. Both women have made their mark as well-known comics.

Sarah, who co-starred with Kevin Eldon in Richard Osman’s House of Games, was engaged to her long-term lover at the time of the show’s 2020 production. She dated fellow comedian Catherine for five years until she broke up in 2020.

When Did Sarah And Catherine Broken Up? Find The Reason.

Once dating partners Sarah Keyworth and Catherine Bohart have broken up, they make others laugh as a pair.

Catherine is an Irish writer, performer, and comedian working out of London. She comes from Clonsilla, Fingal, and her father was a deacon in the Catholic church.

Before enrolling in London’s Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, she attended Trinity College, where she majored in both French and history.

There she completed her master’s degree in screen acting. She had difficulty establishing herself as an actor, so she changed careers and became a stand-up comedian.

In just a few short years, she rose to prominence as a comedienne, making the finalist lists for the 2016 BBC New Comedy Award and the 2018 Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year.

She has also contributed to The News Quiz, The Now Show, and Frankie Boyle’s New World Order and accompanied Ellie Taylor and Nish Kumar on tour.

At the 2018 Edinburgh Festival, however, she made her professional debut with a rendition of Immaculate. She then put the play on a national tour after it became so popular that it even went to London.

One of Bohart’s most well-known traits is that she has obsessive-compulsive disorder. She may seem outgoing and even humorous now, but there was a period when she was unable to leave the house due to her obsession. She underwent therapy at St. Patrick’s University Hospital for four months.

Find Out More About Sarah And Catherine’s Relationship

Sarah and Catherine moved in together in Kilburn, London, after meeting there in 2015. However, jealousy flared up early in their relationship because they were both in the same field.

Once, during an interview with Standard Co., U.K., Catherine spoke openly about her professional envy. It was a happy accident that both of their shows simultaneously took place in the same Edinburgh club.

However, as time progressed, she stated that the rivalry was nearly gone in their relationship and that she would be pleased if Sarah found a new job since it would indicate they were close to purchasing a new vehicle.

It stands to reason that a house shared by two comedians would be full of laughter and joy. Sarah described the dinner she had that made her laugh out loud in an interview with Guardian.

She said that she had Catherine’s failed onion soup out of politeness and ate it all till Catherine tested it and declared it rotten.

They were a successful comedic team, each with its large fan base. However, the epidemic brought everything to a halt.

After her five-year relationship broke and she was left to battle with OCD in isolation, Catherine had a very eventful lockdown.

Though it was tough for Catherine, age 33, to deal with the emotional fallout of being rejected, she learned to laugh it off.

She had a clever take on the situation, and the entire premise of her stand-up special, This Isn’t For You, was based on her split.

She discussed how getting rejected shortly after she and her ex-partner began a podcast called You’ll Do about love and relationships made her OCD worse.