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BBC MasterChef star Gregg Wallace has shared his simple weight loss secrets. It comes after he lost weight having hit a peak of 16 stone. The cooking show judge told The Sun : “My motivation at the start was, ‘I just want to look better on the telly’.

Greg Wallace looks fitter than ever after unveiling his six pack following his impressive fitness transformation.The MasterChef presenter, 57, achieved his chiselled physique after setting a personal goal to “look better” on TV, and has gone on to continue his health and fitness journey, shedding four-and-a-half stone in the process. Greg has attained his six pack by cutting out fast foods and opting for healthier meals, and he exercises regularly, often documenting the results of his workout sessions with shirtless posts on his social media.

Celebrity MasterChef stars face judge John Torode howling at them - he reckons he’s a Werewolf.The Aussie-born cook confessed he feels different during a full moon - just like the mythical beasts.John, 56, revealed: “There’s a lot to learn about psychology. Why all the madness at full moon? READ MORE: Celebrity MasterChef 2022 line-up in full including Love Islander and Corrie legend“The craziness that goes on...

MasterChef with Gregg Wallace, 57, since 2005, with the pair forming a tight bond.Speaking to Express.co.uk John shared the truth to their relationship behind the scenes.Although the chefs started on MasterChef together in 2005, they had actually met years before in the early 90s.John told Express.co.uk: "We've been working together on MasterChef since 2005 but we've known each other since 1993."Yeah, we met together at a little restaurant called Sydney Street years and years before and he has been my fruit and vegetable supplier throughout my culinary career in the UK, way before MasterChef."The chef then went into detail about the pair's "amazing" relationship away from the programme.He continued: "And we have an amazing relationship whereby we sort of chat to each other by text but we don’t really hang out together."One of the great things about working with somebody like that as you do have a different lives is we've got a different opinion on everything, you know, and we do have different opinions on everything."We have different opinions on what we like to how we like how we dress, cars, music, definitely on music."And you know, we also have different opinions on food.

Britain's Got Talent, the star recalled that he was "morbidly obese"."I was in a dance group and probably one of the most unhealthy people you could ever know," he exclaimed.However the success of the troupe spurred him on to "get fit" - and now he wants to teach others to do the same.There's also another major issue affecting the public right now that he'll be covering on the show - budgeting."In this day and age post-pandemic, we've got everyone wanting to save a bit of money, plus the fact we're seeing the cost of living rise the most anyone's ever seen before," Jordan mused."If [the show] helps you feel good and save a bit of money, why not watch it?"You're gonna have a laugh and hopefully pick up some tips and tricks so [it's] definitely something to keep an eye on!""When I started the show, I was like 'Wow!'" he admitted.Jordan continued: "Even when you think you're saving or think you're doing this or that, you can always be doing a bit more."If you're trying to save a bit of money, it's definitely one to watch."Eat Well for Less airs on Thursday evenings at 8pm on BBC One.

Royal Family-approved dance troupe Diversity and has performed in front of the likes of Prince Harry and the Queen.

Britain's Got Talent back in 2009 - and he was astonished to learn that the show has since been dogged by more recent fix claims.The 29-year-old shared his disbelief with us as he relayed his feelings about the scandal."Well, I hope [it's not true] because that doesn't look good for us, does it?!" He exclaimed of the vote fixing allegations."In this day and age, I'd be very shocked [if that was happening]."I don't see what anyone has to gain from fixing it."He added: "Obviously the acts themselves gained a lot, but unless you've got an auditioner who's a super computer hacker and who knows who's casting the votes, I don't see it being very likely personally."Jordan, who has recently started to front the BBC series Eat Well For Less, after stepping into former presenter Gregg Wallace's shoes, was also keen to dismiss suggestions that established acts should be banned from the show.Previously, scandals have erupted over existing acts auditioning alongside inexperienced hopefuls, which some insist is "unfair" to newcomers.Comedian Axel Blake already had his own show on Amazon Prime when he appeared on BGT, causing outrageMeanwhile, Japanese magician Keiichi Iwasaki had already auditioned in three other countries for shows within the Got Talent franchise.Though Jordan himself had no experience of fame when Diversity rose to the top, he was still keen to stand in the corner of pre-existing acts trying the same routes."It's not Britain's Got Amateur Talent, or Britain's Got Never Performed Before Talent!" he asserted."It's Britain's Got Talent, so if you're an established act and it's a pathway for you, and you wanna go for it, then go for it."He reasoned that the voting system allowed the public to participate in the decision

Britain’s Got Talent winner Jordan Banjo has admitted he was "shocked" after looking at before and after pics of his weight loss transformation.The 29 year old Diversity star shared the snaps online on Friday which show a change in the dancer’s physique. Jordan has completely changed his lifestyle which has helped him to become healthier. He admits in the before picture he was not dancing as much as he used to and he had "no diet structure" or motivation.

Last night ex-Merchant Navy officer was crowned as the 2022 winner of MasterChef beating Pookie and Radha in an outstanding cook-off.Triumphing in a time when the nation is cooking at home and trying out new recipes more than ever before, Eddie took on fierce competition from 44 other contestants. On his win, 31 year old Eddie said: "It’s everything. My whole life I feel has been building up to this moment.

MasterChef 2022.The 31-year-old cook has become the 18th amateur chef to win the beloved BBC food show, after beating 44 other contestants to claim the title.He faced tough competition from fellow finalists Pookie Tredell and Radha Kaushal-Bolland, but only one star could win.The MasterChef final took place on Thursday night (May 5) after Eddie and his fellow contestants battled through seven weeks of gruelling food challenges in front of the nation.Eddie said winning MasterChef means "everything" to him as he spoke about his epic TV achievement.He said: "It’s everything. My whole life I feel has been building up to this moment.

Eddie Scott was named the MasterChef 2022 winner on BBC One on Thursday night and said it the "best feeling ever".

BBC One. The star has written regularly for Good Food, Now and Olive magazines. But viewers were left annoyed at his use of the phrase "cookery".

BBC One (April 14). But he came under scrutiny from the judges after serving up the chicken thighs alone as he admitted he had undercooked the rice.

weight loss journey. The MasterChef UK judge transformed his body through diet and exercise, although he claims it wasn't all about the food. He often shares his story on Instagram with his 158,000 followers as he revealed "it wasn't a struggle".

A Killearn mum has successfully negotiated her way through the opening round on the latest series of MasterChef.

Masterchef co-presenter John Torode appeared via video link from home. As The One Show hosts Emma Willis and Jermaine Jenas welcomed the Masterchef judges to promote the cooking competition's 18th series, some viewers were convinced that there was an atmosphere.Gregg threw his hand in the air and shouted: "John, you alright son?!"Appearing to speak through gritted teeth while rolling his eyes, the Australian chef replied: "G'day, mate.

Much-loved BBC cooking competition MasterChef is set to introduce some exciting landmark changes in the upcoming series later this month - one of which will be of particular excitement for judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace.The culinary professional pair will now be served a plate of hot food by the chefs, something that has not yet happened in the 18 years since the show first aired. Despite having adjusted their taste-buds to inspect room temperature cuisine over the years, John, 56, and Gregg, 57, will finally be presented with a steaming dish in a brand new round of the competition. Australian-British TV chef and presenter John recently let fans in on the show's newest addition.

MasterChef, and they are looking forward to an action packed final in one of Gordon Ramsay's Michelin-starred restaurants in London. However, neither had any intention of disguising their envy towards the man who they claim is "probably the most famous chef in the world".56-year-old John told the Mirror frankly: "I think he gets paid very handsomely in America."He added: "He has massive billboards all over LA [and] he's got a big house there."He's really, really famous.

BBC MasterChef stars Gregg Wallace and John Torode have announced a major change to the show. The pair of judges have shared the show is making a major change to its tried and tested formula. The duo are set to relocate to Birmingham for the 2024 series.

MasterChef will be back very soon… though you might not recognise it right away. The BBC has confirmed that the 2002 series of the cookery competition will officially kick off on BBC One on Wednesday, March 23, back at the earlier time of 8pm. There will be a shift in schedules for the rest of the week with the show not airing at all on Thursday, and then a double bill from 8pm to 9.

A hero Scots dad who suffers from multiple sclerosis is set to appear on the new series of Masterchef.