Matt Tebbutt: Last News

Saturday Kitchen favourite Matt Tebbutt has been entertaining viewers with his culinary dishes since he first appeared on the series back in 2009.The TV chef, who also hosts Channel 4’s Food Unwrapped, opened up about his relationship with BBC Breakfast's  Naga Munchetty, 47, who often can't help but jibe with the presenter from time to time.Similar to his BBC colleague, Matt who is also a loving cat owner, discussed teaming up with pet food brand ACANA, before he dished on the BBC Breakfast host.Naga often introduces Matt ahead of his Saturday show but the chef admitted he is never too sure where the conversation is going to go.He joked: "She puts the fear of god into me. Of all the 90 minutes, that's the one I just don't know where it's going to go."Matt went on to share the pair have a great working relationship despite their cheeky back and forth banter.The TV chef continued: "I love Naga.

Madonna, 64, causes stir in TikTok clip coming out as gay"Maybe women don't have that sexiness, that appeal to the people because it has to appeal to the viewers."The chef went on to say that cooking shows may have a wider female audience which could mean they are more likely to tune in if it's a man hosting.Noting James Martin as a popular chef who has his own ITV show, she said: "They're [viewers] looking at him, absolutely, its sort of wishful thinking.""It's a shame but this is what happens.

BBC One as he joins Matt Tebbutt on Saturday Kitchen.The Hollywood actor met his second wife Felicity Blunt at the premiere of Devil Wears Prada, as she came with her sister Emily Blunt.Stanley has admitted how "guilty" he felt when proposing to his now-wife after the death of his first wife, Kate, to cancer in 2009.Stanley had three children with Kate and previously reflected on the impact her death had on him.In an interview with CBS This Morning last year, Stanley said: "You never stop grieving. You never stop grieving."And it’s still hard after 11 years, it’s still hard, and it always will be hard."But you can’t let it - and she would never want any of us to - to wallow in that grief and let it take over our lives."She would never want that.She wasn’t like that."Stanley first met his now-wife Felicity at the premiere of Devil Wears Prada in 2006.The pair however had no contact before meeting again at Emily's wedding to John Krasinkski in 2010.After a two-year relationship, Stanley and Felicity married in 2012.Their wedding’s star-filled guest list included Meryl Streep, Julianne Moore, and even Steve Buscemi, who was actually Stanley’s best man.After the wedding, Stanley publicly admitted that he felt a bit guilty about getting married after the death of his first wife.He told The Times: "It was very hard to go on vacations at first, really hard to go with Felicity someplace."I felt guilty.

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DIY SOS returned to screens last month, with frontman Nick Knowles and his team transforming the homes and lives of families across Britain. And fans of the TV presenter will be pleased to know that Nick is making two TV appearances this week, as he is also a guest on BBC One's Saturday Kitchen with Matt Tebbutt.

Matt Tebbutt might be known for his culinary skills on the BBC's Saturday Kitchen, but there's far more to the cooking star than fancy plating and good conversation. From his 21 year marriage, published books and to visiting A&E not once but twice for cat bites, the 48 year old presenter has much more to offer than just his cooking prowess, reports My London. An interesting starter course, if you will, is that he also happened to be born on Christmas Eve - just like boyband superstar Louis Tomlinson, so there's a connection you never knew you needed.

Saturday Kitchen is the perfect antidote to a busy week. It is a show packed with fabulously scrumptious food, inspiration and recipes that viewers are encouraged to recreate at home.

Matt Tebbutt, 48, has hosted BBC's Saturday Kitchen since James Martin's departure in 2016, having previously covered for the chef on the show before.The TV personality has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk about his concerns over James' "very loyal following" when he took over the role and his worry they would not stay for him.James presented the cookery series Saturday Kitchen from 2006 until 2016, before leaving the BBC.He now works for ITV, hosting Saturday Morning with James Martin since 2017.Matt took over from James in 2016 and has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk about how he felt filling such big shoes.He said: "James had a very loyal following, so I’ve been really pleased that so many viewers have stuck with me."Luckily, I had covered for James quite a few times, so I already knew the ropes and how things worked behind the scenes."The entire team at the show are so friendly and very supportive of me."Matt also worried prior to taking over the show how its viewers would take to him due to the pair's contrasting personalities.He continued: "James and I are quite different personalities, so I just hoped I could put my own stamp on the show, do it in my own way and add my own personality."I hope I’ve achieved that, and viewers are still happy."James has spoken previously about his departure from Saturday Kitchen, admitting he never realised the "impact" he had.Speaking on the Talkshire Podcast podcast, James confessed: "It just really didn't really hit me until I left Saturday Kitchen, which is five years ago now, I didn't realise how big a deal it was and I genuinely mean that."I remember saying to Chris Evans before I announced the fact that I was leaving and he spat his drink out, he couldn't believe it."I

Matt Tebbutt, 48, has been a staple on Saturday Kitchen since James Martin left the show in 2016.The TV chef has given Express.co.uk a rare insight into his "busy" schedule that led him to ask his wife Lisa Tebbutt for help with his schedule, due to the stress of "juggling" his busy lifestyle.Matt has been a fixture of British TV for years, hosting numerous popular cooking shows.He is best known for presenting BBC’s Saturday Kitchen, but has also hosted Channel 4’s Food Unwrapped and ITV’s Save Money: Good Food.As well as a hectic TV schedule, Matt also owned and ran the Foxhunter restaurant in South Wales for 15 years.The restaurant won a number of awards including the AA Restaurant of the Year for Wales and it is now leased as a pub while Matt concentrates on his TV career.Speaking to Express.co.uk about his busy schedule, he said: "I am busy but it’s nothing like the juggling we had to do when we had our restaurant."My wife looks after my diary and tries to get me home for a few days a week at least!"The TV chef then gave a rare insight into family life with his two children, Henry and Jessie Tebbutt.He continued: "My daughter is now at University in London, so we get to meet up pretty often...

Matt Tebbutt, has presented on BBC's Saturday Kitchen since the departure of James Martin in 2016.The TV chef has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk about his career as a TV chef and credits Sunday Brunch's Simon Rimmer for his successful career in a cheeky snub.There has always been a friendly rivalry between Simon and Matt, despite their shows airing on different weekend days.Express.co.uk asked Matt what he considered to be the big break in his career.He replied: "I think that would be being offered Market Kitchen which I filmed for quite a few years with Tana Ramsey, Matthew Fort, Tom Parker-Bowles and Rachel Allen."It gave me a good grounding in TV and how it all works."It was a great experience working with Pat Llewellyn, plus, I got to interview the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow, Chrissie Hynde and Michael Parkinson!He then cheekily added: "I’m still so grateful that Simon Rimmer was too busy to take the gig… but I think things have worked out for him!"The pair have always joked about their cheeky rivalry, with Simon adding to this in April last year when chef Ching-He Huang was on the show.Speaking about the latter's book, she remarked: "I can’t write this book and not be all in.

Matt Tebbutt, has hosted BBC's Saturday Kitchen since the departure of James Martin in 2016.The television chef has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk about how he is doing since having "emergency" keyhole surgery in January.Matt was rushed to hospital in the middle of January this year, telling his fans on January 19.He posted a picture from a hospital bed, worrying many, but reassured his fans he was getting the help he needed.Matt has since fully recovered and has spoken to Express.co.uk about how he is doing.He said: "Oh god, it was a bit of a scare, but luckily, I got away with just having keyhole surgery."I'm feeling fine now and pretty much back to normal, thanks to all the wonderful staff at The Grange hospital in Newport."At the time with the picture of himself in a hospital bed, he penned on Instagram: "Me, a morphine drip and an emergency appendectomy are keeping me from a much anticipated lunch at @manteca_london with @ollysmith @sarah10016 @hardiegrantuk."But everything and everyone here at The Grange hospital in Gwent has been fantastic."Couldn’t ask for more from such a brilliant health service."So grateful. #nhs #nhsnurse #thegrangehospital #appendectomy."Friends, along with other social media users, took to the comments to wish the TV star well after the shocking news.Susanna Reid said: "Ouch."Naga Munchetty also commented: "Get well soon xx."DJ Sara Cox added: "Woah! Matt! Hope you're feeling better.

Saturday Kitchen star Matt Tebbutt has opened up about his reality television show hopes. In an exclusive chat with Express.co.uk, Matt admitted he wants to give I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here a go.Matt is well known for his morning show interviewing guests and cooking up a storm on Saturday mornings.However, the presenter has admitted he has his eyes set on a place on another show soon.The TV chef has opened up about plans to make the switch to ITV for the yearly competition of I’m A Celeb.Speaking about his “dream” television jobs, Matt shared the insight.He said: “I would have loved to have been involved with shows like The Galloping Gourmet or Floyd.“I think we need to bring all that back!“I have done some podcasts.

Saturday Kitchen presenter Matt Tebbutt has told how he's been banned from cooking following surgery to have his appendix removed.The celebrity chef, 48, returned to the popular BBC cooking show today, but revealed on Instagram that he was handing the reins over to his guest chefs as he continues to recover from the operation.In view of his 65,100 followers, Matt shared an update on his recovery.He wrote: "I’m back on the studio for #chinesenewyear with @rickedwards1 @chefkennhom calling in, @ollysmith on the telly and Mandy Yin and @chinghehuang taking care of all the cooking because I’m not allowed.Matt added the hashtags: "#evilempress #morningwine #foodheaven @bbcfood #saturdaykitchen @bbc5live."In the snap, Matt could be seen grinning alongside his colleagues and the show's guests.A post shared by Matt Tebbutt (@matt.tebbutt)The show's drinks expert and Matt's colleague Olly Smith was quick to welcome his friend back to the BBC show.He commented: "Great to have you back, looking lean and slick as Shakin’ Stevens in his prime."Matt's update comes after he revealed yesterday that he was set to make a comeback to the cooking programme.Sharing a smiling selfie in front of the set's ovens and hobs, Matt revealed how he was feeling fit enough to host the popular show."Back in the game," he commented, alongside a flame emoji.His return comes over a week after he revealed that he was in hospital following an "emergency".Posting a selfie from hospital, Matt told how he was set to undergo an appendectomy.The star told how he was missing out on lunch with his Saturday Kitchen colleagues and friends after being rushed to hospital to undergo the emergency surgery.He wrote: "Me, a morphine drip and an emergency appendectomy are

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Emily Maitlis breaks silence as she explains her Newsnight absence[LATEST]Dancing On Ice dealt another blow as Rachel Stevens pulls out of show[TV]Saturday Kitchen's Matt Tebbutt rushed to 'emergency' surgery[HEALTH]Ulliel is a familiar face on our screens as the model for the Chanel fragrance Bleu de Chanel.The French actor starred as the young Hannibal Lecter in 2007’s Hannibal Rising and fashion mogul Yves Saint Laurent in the 2014 biopic Saint Laurent.In 2016 he appeared in Canadian and French film It’s Only The End Of The World.He was also in the upcoming Marvel series Moon Knight alongside Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke.The actor will appear posthumously in the series as Anton Mogart/Midnight Man.Ulliel received praise in France for his performances in Summer Things (2002) and Strayed (2003), both of which saw him earn nominations for Most Promising Actor at the César Awards.In 2004 he won the César Award in France for his performance in A Very Long Engagement, in which he starred alongside Marion Cotillard, Audrey Tatou and Jodie Foster.Ulliel was in a relationship with model-singer Gaëlle Piétri.The actor is survived by the couple's son, Orso, who recently celebrated his fifth birthday last week.

BBC co-stars and industry peers, including Naga Munchetty, to reach out and offer their support. Matt shared a selfie from his hospital bed on Tuesday.The Saturday Kitchen presenter, who had the procedure performed at The Grange Hospital in Gwent, sported a face mask for his social media photo while he remained tied to a morphine drip. The 48-year-old expressed his gratitude for the NHS workers who carried out an appendectomy on him when surgeons removed the affected appendix. “Me, a morphine drip and an emergency appendectomy are keeping me from a much anticipated lunch at @manteca_london with @ollysmith @sarah10016 @hardiegrantuk,” he wrote. “But everything and everyone here at The Grange hospital in Gwent have been fantastic."A post shared by Matt Tebbutt (@matt.tebbutt)He dedicated his final words to the NHS, adding: “Couldn’t ask for more from such a brilliant health service So grateful.

Matt Tebbutt hasn't had the best start to the year! The Saturday Kitchen star has revealed he had to undergo emergency surgery this week, sharing an update from his hospital bed.MORE: Matt Tebbutt: all you need to know about the Saturday Kitchen hostThe image shows the 48-year-old hooked up to a morphine drip and monitor, with his masked face just visible at the bottom of the screen.WATCH: Ruth Langsford's healthy morning ritual revealedHe explained to his followers: "Me, a morphine drip and an emergency appendectomy are keeping me from a much anticipated lunch at @manteca_london with @ollysmith @sarah10016 @hardiegrantuk...READ: Saturday Kitchen star Rachel Allen talks son's 'tough' prison sentenceMORE: Everything you need to know about celebrity chef James Martin"But everything and everyone here at The Grange hospital in Gwent have been fantastic. Couldn't ask for more from such a brilliant health service.

Saturday Kitchen chef shared a photo from his hospital bed, as he updated his followers on how he was doing.Matt posted a selfie while lying in a hospital bed, in view of his 62,200 followers.He captioned the post: "Me, a morphine drip and an emergency appendectomy are keeping me from a much anticipated lunch at @manteca_london with @ollysmith @sarah10016 @hardiegrantuk."But everything and everyone here at The Grange hospital in Gwent has been fantastic."Couldn’t ask for more from such a brilliant health service. A post shared by Matt Tebbutt (@matt.tebbutt)"So grateful. #nhs #nhsnurse #thegrangehospital #appendectomy."Friends, along with other social media users, took to the comments to wish the TV star well after the shocking news.Susanna Reid said: "Ouch."Naga Munchetty also commented: "Get well soon xx."DJ Sara Cox added: "Woah! Matt! Hope you're feeling better.

Matt Tebbutt has announced he was rushed to hospital earlier this week for an emergency operation.The 48 year old took to his Instagram feed to share the news with his 62,200 followers as he posted a snap of himself on a hospital bed attached to a morphine drip. In the caption, he explained: "Me, a morphine drip and an emergency appendectomy are keeping me from a much anticipated lunch at @manteca_london with @ollysmith @sarah10016 @hardiegrantuk". An appendectomy is is a surgical operation where the appendix is removed and is normally performed as an urgent procedure.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty was joined by her co-presenter Charlie Stayt on the programme today.

Matt Tebbutt, who is best known for presenting Saturday Kitchen every week, almost didn’t become a television star.The chef admitted that he never planned for this career path, as he opened up on his beginnings in the industry.Matt is a familiar face for BBC viewers who watch the star cooking up a storm each Saturday morning.However, the presenter has now revealed he nearly had a very different career path.Matt’s big break in the television industry was on the Great British Menu.The cooking competition show featured the chef back in 2007 when he appeared representing Wales.He later returned for another special in 2010 focussing on food waste.“I got into TV by accident really,” he explained in a recent interview with Express.co.uk.“A top restaurant reviewer visited my restaurant in Wales.“[They] gave us a great review and then suggested me for The Great British Menu.”Rather than being a TV presenter, Matt admitted his big dream was to be a chef.Speaking about his beginnings in the industry, he admitted it had been a long time coming.He explained: “I’ve always been into food and cooking, ever since our family caravanning holidays in Northern France.“When I was introduced to big bowls of moules and mushrooms drenched in garlic butter.“I also grew up cooking traditional dishes with my Mum and Nan.“Then when I went to Uni, I really got into cooking fancy dishes for my student mates.“I realised that I wanted to be a chef above all else.”Matt was speaking as part of his work campaigning for Brits to choose ingredients local to home.In particular, he’s created a series of recipes for the UK and Ireland Mushroom Producers.He said of this: “I find myself cooking more vegetarian food these days as many people request it.“I think