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Monica Galetti took a step back from her role on MasterChef: The Professionals earlier this year, to focus on her family following her 15-year-old nephew being diagnosed with cancer. READ: Celebrity Masterchef fans claim show is fixed after 'unfair' moment Monica's nephew Otis lives in New Zealand and has a rare form of cancer, which prompted the chef to leave her MasterChef role after 14 years on the show. Speaking on Otis' cancer diagnosis, Monica said: "It was so out of the blue.

The NHS has warned against consuming excess calories by drinking alcohol. Drinking one beer five days a week is “equivalent to eating 221 doughnuts” a year, the advice states.

Overindulging in unhealthy food and drink during the pandemic could be behind a recent increase in cases of gout, according to medical experts.

Celebrity MasterChef spoilers follow. Celebrity MasterChef's latest series continued with its second heat tonight (August 16), with more stars trying to impress Gregg Wallace and John Torode in the kitchen. This week saw dancer and reality star MoJo, choir leader Gareth Malone, boxing champion Chris Eubank, EastEnders alumni Cliff Parisi and All Saints' Mel Blatt compete to get through to the next round.

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Celebrity MasterChef episode, however, it was the end of the road for Queen MoJo. The Peckham’s Finest presenter was one of the five stars included in the second week of heats alongside Chris Eubank, Cliff Parisi, Gareth Malone, and Mel Blatt. Time wasn’t on Queen MoJo’s side in the final challenge, after judge Gregg Wallace tasked the stars to create their favourite dinner party dish.

Love Island star has been taking part in the BBC One cooking competition alongside the likes of Danny Jones from McFly, Paul Chuckle from the Chucklebrothers and American star Nancy Dell'Olio amongst other celebrities. Faye has been impressing on the show so far, cooking a myriad of dishes for judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace. She broke down as she discussed her reasoning behind doing the show, and how she wanted to choose dishes specifically based on what her dad liked.

Celebrity MasterChef spoilers follow. Tonight (August 12) saw three Celebrity MasterChef contestants fight it out to advance to the semi-finals. Children's TV icon Paul Chuckle, Love Island's Faye Winter and McFly's Danny Jones competed with each other by making a two-course meal for the judges as well as some special guests.

EastEnders actor, who recently married Stacey Solomon, was a runner-up on the hit BBC cooking show after stepping into the kitchen last year. This time he was back to actually judge the quarter finals - much to the surprise of viewers. Paul Elliott, of ChuckleVision fame, was facing off against Love Island's Faye Winters and McFly's Danny Jones for a spot in the semi-finals.

EastEnders actor, who recently married Stacey Solomon, was a runner-up on the hit BBC cooking show after stepping into the kitchen last year. Paul Elliott, of ChuckleVision fame, was facing off against Love Island's Faye Winters and McFly's Danny Jones were fighting for a spot in the semi-finals. The three remaining celebrities were tasked with cooking a faultless two-course meal that was judged by hosts John Torode and Gregg Wallace, but also by three former contenders.

MasterChef 2022. He will be competing in the first heat against reality TV star Faye Winter, Paul Chuckle, comedian Kae Kurd and Nancy Dell'Olio, who you can read more about here. The celebrities will face the normal challenges of trying to impress judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode with their own recipes and ones that they have to follow.

Rotherham 's finest, many fans were left scratching their heads at who the celebrities on the show were. Battling it out with Paul in tonight's episode was McFly star, Danny Jones; comedian, Kae Kurd; TV personality, Nancy Dell’Olio; and reality TV star, Faye Winter. @monifieth13 said: "love Masterchef, but it seems to be a graveyard for z- celebrities who's careers are in the toilet and no one else wants them anymore.

MasterChef, although the pair have known each other since the early 90s. During this time there have been plenty of pranks, with John recalling to Express.co.uk a "ghastly" event on Celebrity MasterChef.John actually met in 1993 when Gregg was John's fruit and vegetable supplier at Sydney Street restaurant.Due to this prior relationship, their chemistry on MasterChef came naturally and has stayed strong for nearly two decades, leaving room for plenty of laughs along the way.Recalling a certain prank on the show, John told Express.co.uk: "I remember once that I hadn’t been paying attention to what was going on and usually I watched the contestants but something had kept my mind busy."So I ate this dish and Gregg just smiled at me in full realisation."What I had just put in my mouth was the most ghastly thing that could have ever happened."It was a piece of liver that had been soaked in milk."It was just the most awful thing, it tasted like something a deer would have found in the woods.

Celebrity MasterChef is back, and we can’t wait to see how the celebrities impress the judges with their culinary creations. Judges Gregg Wallace, 57, and John Torode, 56, will be back in the MasterChef kitchen once again to guide the contestants through the series. The stars will tackle a series of cookery challenges to follow in the footsteps of reigning champion Kadeena Cox and win the coveted MasterChef title.

Kitty Scott-Claus said "so many naughty things" on the set of 'Celebrity Masterchef. ' The 30-year-old drag queen - whose real name is Louie Westwood - is set to return to screens in a celebrity edition of the BBC cooking series but "knew" that several of her jokes would be cut from the final edit and would give the crew various options in case her innuendos were not pre-watershed friendly. She said: "Forget jokes about 'putting a toad in the hole' and 'loving a bit of sausage I said so many naughty things, I knew they would be cut.

When self-professed "potty mouth" Faye Winter first appeared on our TV screens from the Love Island villa last summer, we had a feeling it wasn’t going to be the last we’d see of her. Famed for her relentless sarcasm, no-nonsense attitude and rib-tickling one-liners – not to mention her infamous chocolate brown lipstick – the Devon-born reality star is now turning her expertise to cooking.

BBC Celebrity MasterChef star Chris Eubank says he was worried about cutting his fingers off. Chris spoke out ahead of his new stint on the show. He said: “I was most concerned about not severing one of my fingers when cutting vegetables.

MasterChef for years, tasting some of the best, and best of the worst, culinary treats on the BBC show.Now the 57-year-old foodie is back for another episode of Inside The Factory, with Gregg learning the ins and outs of trains in the latest episode.He wasn’t always the elite foodie that he is now though, as the presenter started with humble origins in Kent.In a candid interview, he later admitted that he discovered the world of high-class food much later in life than some would expect.Today, not only has he become a household name, but he’s also coined his own ‘buttery biscuit base’ phrase that has been making the rounds on the internet for years.At the start of Gregg’s career, he was working as a warehouseman in Covent Garden market at the age of 24.He opened his own fruit and veg company in 1989, George Allen’s Greengrocers, which helped to open his eyes to a new world of healthy foods.It eventually made a turnover of £7.5million, allowing him to pursue the small screen.He became the co-presenter of Veg Talk on BBC Radio 4, before joining Saturday Kitchen in 2002.In 2005, he joined MasterChef, propelling his TV career to the next level.However, he didn’t start to master the art of cooking until he had his children, who he regularly cooked for at home.Gregg has three children, with the first two being Libby and Tom Wallace, who he shares with his ex-wife Denise Wallace.His third child Sid was born in 2021 to his new wife Anne-Marie Sterpini, who is 21 years younger than Gregg.Speaking to the Big Issue, the presenter said: “I didn’t look after myself particularly well in those first years of living alone.

Biddenden, it's not immediately clear just how beautiful it is. A small but perfectly formed village in the heart of the Kent countryside, it really is one of those places you could quite easily blink and miss if you're not paying attention. Nestled in the picturesque Ashford countryside, it has all the elements of the traditional English village with its stretch of pretty Flemish cottages lining the high street, a village green, church, pub, café and a small selection of restaurants.

Celebrity MasterChef 2022 is returning to the BBC this summer. Now the full star-studded line-up has been revealed – and it’s a real cracker. This year fans can look forward to seeing famous choirmaster Gareth Malone OBE, Strictly star Katya Jones, RuPaul’s Drag Race finalist Kitty Scott-Clause and All Saints’ Mel Blatt facing the heat in the kitchen.

Loose Women viewers have thanked Gregg Wallace for speaking "so positively" about his three-year-old son's autism.The MasterChef star, 57, shares Sid with his wife Anne-Marie Sterpini, who is 21 years younger than him.Speaking on Tuesday's episode of Loose Women, he said: "We knew at about a year old that we had some issues.