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The Great British Bake Off's Prue Leith Pue Leith is writing a cookbook… about how to enjoy toast.Fans will be able to get tips from the Bake Off judge, 82, on the best ways to jazz up the simple staple.Dame Prue said: “I’ve got a new book coming out in September. It will be called Bliss On Toast.

The Great British Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood suffered an unfortunate family snub during his wedding day on Wednesday, according to reports. The famous cook and TV star got married for the second time to pub landlady Melissa Spalding, but it's been said that his son and only child Josh chose not to attend the nuptials.

Paul Hollywood has become a married man for the second time, after he and fiancée Melissa Spalding exchanged vows at a Cypriot chapel this week. Having gotten engaged last year, three years into dating each other, the 57 year old Great British Bake Off judge and the 39 year old pub landlady invited 75 guests (made up of family and friends) to celebrate their union, which took place at the Anassa Hotel of the Akamas peninsula on Wednesday.

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Great British Bake Off will return for its 13th season tonight as Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith judge a new cohort of aspiring bakers. On the baking show, Paul is known for critiquing bakers as they attempt to receive a coveted Hollywood handshake by taking part in a range of show-stopping and technical challenges. The 56-year-old has been a judge in the baking competition since the show began in 2010 on BBC Two before the show changed broadcasters over to Channel 4 in 2016.

he embarked on a mid-life crisis. Paul - then aged 47 - had an affair with Marcela Valladolid, his younger co-judge on the American version of Bake Off. This led to a split from his wife Alex, the pair briefly reconciled but then divorced.

Bake off judge Paul Hollywood has admitted he would have looked at his role on the now-iconic baking show differently if he'd known about how much it may affect his personal life. The baker, now 56, has had a very tumultuous time in his love life - breaking up with his wife of 20 years and dating a series of women. Paul, who also stars in the US version of the Bake Off, admitted that trying to maintain 'family relationships is really difficult when they’re in the public domain.

The Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith has reportedly signed up for the US version of the show.According to The Mirror, the 81-year-old Channel 4 star will join her UK colleague Paul Hollywood as a judge on The Great American Baking Show.The series, which is filmed in the UK tent in England, hasn't been aired in the US since the coronavirus pandemic and has also moved from ABC to streaming service The Roku Channel since last gracing screens.Prue is believed to have signed up for a single six-episode season of the reality series, as well as a celebrity special which will air later this year.Replacing former judge Sherry Yard, Prue will join Paul, 56, as a judge on the panel.Both stars of the UK series will be joined by pastry chef Johnny Johnny Iuzzini and Marcela Valladolid, with whom Paul previously had an affair.The longest serving Bake Off judge, Paul has appeared on a number of seasons of the US series, which Prue's predecessor and baking icon Mary Berry also judged for two seasons.While The Great American Baking Show will be changing broadcaster, a spokeswoman for the show's production company Love Productions assured fans it would be sticking to the classic format.The change follows the controversial decision to move The Great British Bake Off from its original public service broadcaster BBC to Channel 4 in 2017.The programme originally aired on BBC Two before landing a prime time BBC One slot.It eventually moved to Chanel 4 after Love Productions failed to agree terms with the BBC.The Great British Bake Off's departure from the BBC saw the show lose beloved judge Mary Berry, as well as presenters Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins.Prue signed on in Mary's place, while Noel Fielding and Sandi Toksvig took on hosting

The Great British Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood has not always labelled as the “sex symbol” title he carries today.The baker, who turns 56 today (March 1) had humble beginnings before finding fame on popular Channel 4 show.Since his fame, the star has amassed a net worth of £11.5 million, which he also uses to fund his motor racing hobby. The petrolhead loves to drive an Aston Martin and has even trained and entered GT races, finishing second place at Silverstone in 2015 and first place in 2017.

Paul Hollywood's ex-wife Alex Hollywood has publicly spoken about her relationship with the Great British Bake Off star - claiming their marriage was 'over seasoned with extra marital affairs'. In an Instagram post to her 19,000 followers, Alex said she is now far happier being single - even if it was something she wasn't sure about at first. 'It’s taken me a while to get here and it hasn’t been easy, but I love the woman I am now.

PAUL Hollywood’s ex-wife took a swipe at the baker yesterday by claiming their marriage was “over seasoned with extra marital affairs.” The Great British Bake Off judge confessed to cheating on Alex Hollywood with TV chef Marcela Valladolid in 2013. And after their 20-year marriage ended in 2017, Paul started dating barmaid Summer Monteys-Fullam.

Natalie Oganesyan editorIn today’s TV news roundup, HBO Max unveiled the trailer for the second season of Selena Gomez’s “Selena + Chef,” and the Native American Media Alliance is accepting applications for its 6th Annual Native American TV Writers Lab.HBO Max debuted the trailer for the second season of “Selena + Chef,” set to premiere Jan. 21.