Celebrity Masterchef: Last News

It is certainly no secret that MasterChef hosts Gregg Wallace and John Torode were not the best of friends away from the BBC show. So it wasn't a huge shock when John openly backed the BBC's probe into Gregg after whispers of his "inappropriate" antics with some female contestants bubbled up. But now it looks as though John's wife, Lisa Faulkner - who won Celeb MasterChef in 2010 - also made her feelings towards Gregg, 60, perfectly clear - as she reshared her husband's post on Instagram.

Richard Osman has apologised for previously defending Gregg Wallace. Author and former Pointless star Richard, 54, says he is sorry after he 'stuck up' for the Masterchef host. Richard was speaking on the The Rest Is Entertainment podcast he hosts with Marina Hyde.

Gregg Wallace, who has recently made headlines, experienced an awkward exchange with a contestant on Monday's episode of MasterChef: The Professionals. Despite stepping down from his presenting duties last week, he was still featured questioning French contestant Gaston about his Greek-inspired dish.

Melanie Sykes has become the latest celebrity to speak out against Masterchef presenter Gregg Wallace, who has stepped down from the culinary show amid allegations of inappropriate behaviour, which he denies.TV and radio presenter Melanie appeared on Celebrity MasterChef in 2021 and has claimed she made an informal complaint about his behaviour on the show, reports The Telegraph. In her autobiography, Illuminated, which was published last year, she wrote that the behaviour on Masterchef was 'jaw-dropping', sharing: "The MasterChef experience continued to be an eye-opener, and some unprofessional behaviour on set was jaw-dropping." Expanding on her comments via her YouTube this week, Melanie said: "Every time Gregg came over to the desk, I didn't really like him being around really because it's all about vibrations and energy".

Gregg Wallace, the MasterChef presenter who's currently under scrutiny, has previously bragged about making racially insensitive and sexual jokes during his time at the BBC. In his 2012 memoir, the 60-year-old former greengrocer confessed to being "naughty" during his stint on Saturday Kitchen, saying: "I love my innuendoes, and I would make jokes all the way through, making such quips like: 'I've got a Korean cookbook at home called 100 Ways to Wok your Dog' and 'Henry VIII liked getting head from his wives'.

TV star and former Celebrity MasterChef winner Nadia Sawalha has blasted Gregg Wallace for his 'horrifying' comments in reaction to the allegations made against him.

A best-selling author has come forward with claims that infamous MasterChef personality Gregg Wallace spoiled her milestone birthday by engaging in brash sexual conversation for an extensive period.The Dublin-based writer Marisa Mackle spoke out about how she had flown to the lavish five-star resort in Marbella, looking forward to a Michael Bolton performance and a shared dining space with celebs like singer Michael Bolton and business magnate Lord Alan Sugar. However, what was meant to be a joyous celebration of her 40th in 2013 took an unpleasant turn when she says she unfortunately ended up at a table near Gregg as he openly boasted about his sex life.

The BBC has announced that tonight's episode of MasterChef: The Professionals will go ahead as planned on BBC One, despite the recent controversy surrounding the show. Gregg Wallace, who recently stepped back from his role on the popular BBC cooking series amid an external review into historical allegations of misconduct, has been accused of making "inappropriate sexual jokes" and other behavioural complaints.

Christine McGuinness has never looked or sounded better, despite splitting from comedian husband Paddy McGuinness two years ago.The former couple still live together in their Cheshire home, co-parenting their three children, but she admitted recently that she is absolutely loving the single life.The 36-year-old said she has been enjoying getting out there again, and has what she calls a “busy dating diary”. Christine’s kids, 11-year-old twins Leo and Penelope and Felicity, eight, are all autistic, and she was also diagnosed with the condition in 2021 – something that made her whole life “make sense”. So, as we celebrate Disability History Month, she opens up about representation on huge shows such as Strictly.The Blackpool-born model also talks to new about why she’s not ready to get her dancing shoes on yet – though she’s been asked – and what she’s learnt about herself since dipping her toe in the dating pool again.

As Gregg Wallace faces claims of inappropriate behaviour and has stepped back from Masterchef, his co-host John Torode appears to be staying away from the drama. However, John has previously shared his thoughts on Gregg behind-the-scenes, while his wife Lisa Faulkner has even spoken out about the host's 'rude jokes'. In 2017, despite their onscreen rapport and John's involvement in Gregg's fourth wedding as best man a year prior, John admitted he and Gregg have 'never been friends'.

MasterChef judges Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti might not have spoken publicly about Gregg Wallace since he stepped back from the BBC show amid misconduct claims last week - but there are plenty of examples of them speaking about working alongside him in not entirely complimentary terms. Wallace, 60, is accused of making inappropriate sexual remarks to 13 people.

Loose Women star Kaye Adams has shared her “tuppence worth” after MasterChef host Gregg Wallace hit out at “middle-class women of a certain age” for complaining about his behaviour. Gregg, who stepped aside from the BBC show earlier this week amid an investigation into complaints about alleged misconduct, addressed the claims in an Instagram video on Sunday, 1 December. And now Kaye, 61, who appeared on Celebrity MasterChef back in 2008, has responded to the video with a post of her own, in which she claimed that Gregg was “missing the point” in his reaction to the accusations, claiming that “this is about power”.

Gregg Wallace has hit out at "middle-class women of a certain age" for complaining about his behaviour in a fiery Instagram post.The MasterChef host, who recently stepped aside from the BBC show amid a probe into complaints about alleged misconduct, addressed the claims directly. He stated: "I have been doing Masterchef for 20 years - amateur, celebrity and professional MasterChef and I think in that time I have worked with over 4,000 contestants of all different ages, all different backgrounds and all walks of life." "And apparently now I am reading in the paper there's been 13 complaints in that time. In the newspaper I can see the complaints coming from a handful of middle-class women of a certain age just from Celebrity Masterchef." "This isn't right.

Gregg Wallace has firmly stated that there have been "absolutely zero" complaints from TV staff throughout his 20 years in television. Earlier today, the TV host expressed irritation in a video where he suggested that "middle-class women of a certain age" were responsible for the allegations against him.This follows his step back from MasterChef amidst an investigation into alleged misconduct that launched last week.

MasterChef's Gregg Wallace has sparked speculation with his latest Instagram post amid recent controversy.The celebrity chef, 60, finds himself in the spotlight as an investigation unfolds into claims made against him spanning 17 years. Ulrika Jonsson recently accused him of making a distasteful joke that left a contestant "really distressed".

Strictly Come Dancing's Vito Coppola has been showered with love and encouragement from his fellow Strictly stars and legions of fans as he announced the launch of a personal project.The 32 year old professional dancer took to social media to express his excitement, saying he could 'finally share' the news he’s been teasing since earlier in the month. In the midst of rehearsals with his celeb dance partner Sarah Hadland, the reigning Strictly champ dropped a sizzling video showcasing him striking a pose in dapper black attire. Vito playfully captioned his teaser: "Good day beautiful people.

Gregg Wallace has openly admitted to his past run-ins with the law as a self-proclaimed football "hooligan" in his younger days.The MasterChef star, who recently stepped back from the BBC programme amidst an ongoing probe into past claims of misconduct, reminisced about his South London football club's "fierce reputation" and frequent encounters with the police. Speaking to Zoo magazine back in 2008, the 60 year old shared: "I was brought up in Peckham and went to Millwall regularly. Some of my friends from school grew up to be hooligans.

MasterChef's Monica Galetti sent some subtle support to Gregg Wallace as the familiar face of the BBC show decided to take a break amidst some serious allegations. On November 28, the much-loved cooking show saw a shake-up as the long-time judge, aged 60, stepped away from his 19-year stint on the programme due to claims of "sexualised" behaviour that surfaced during filming.The celeb chef addressed his fans directly through a social media video, sharing that he was moved by the outpouring of support.

Charlotte Crosby has joined a number of people who have spoken out against 60-year-old Gregg Wallace. It comes after Gregg stepped away from MasterChef after 13 people accused him of "wrong" and inappropriate "sexualised" behaviour during filming for the BBC reality series.

A clip of Gregg Wallace telling a contestant "I'll munch the living daylights out of your little tart" on MasterChef has resurfaced. It comes as Gregg has stepped away from the show while historical misconduct complaints are externally reviewed by the show’s production company, Banijay UK.The 60 year old has denied allegations of inappropriate sexual comments he is said to have made.

On Thursday 29 November it was announced that Gregg Wallace would be stepping down from his role as co-host of MasterChef and in the evening, the presenter took to Instagram to speak to his followers. Gregg is now the subject of an investigation by TV company Banijay UK, who makes the series, following historical accusations of misconduct.