Gino D'Acampo's ITV shows scrapped amid 'sexually inappropriate' behaviour claims

dailyrecord.co.uk:

Gino D'Acampo's television projects with ITV have been yanked from the broadcast line-up amidst allegations of "distressing" and "sexually inappropriate" conduct.

Numerous individuals have shared experiences described as "unacceptable," "distressing," and "horrendous" that they claim occurred while working alongside the celebrity chef throughout more than 12 years.Gino, 48, known for appearances on ITV shows like Family Fortunes and Gino and Fred: Emission Impossible, is facing historical accusations dating back more than a decade, the Mirror reports.It's reported that those involved were apprehensive about potential repercussions should they reveal their claims about the celebrity chef.

Gino has "firmly denied" the allegations raised by "dozens" of people, stating the claims are "deeply upsetting". In response to the controversy, ITV has cancelled two episodes of 'Gino's Italy: Secrets of the South', which were scheduled to broadcast from 6pm to 7pm on Sunday on ITVBe; they'll be replaced by 'Abbey Clancy: Celebrity Homes'.

Furthermore, there are reports that Family Fortunes won't air as planned and ITV News suggests that episodes shot in 2023 will be shelved indefinitely.