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Former Great British Bake Off co-host Sue Perkins has hinted at the row she and partner in crime Mel Geirdroyc had with Paul Hollywood.

Sue Perkins, 50, has admitted she and Mel Giedroyc, 51, were left “incredibly hurt” after having a disagreement with their former The Great British Bake Off co-star Paul Hollywood, 54.The presenter did not detail the reason behind their fallout with the chef, but described the situation as “painful”.The quarrel between the trio took place after Mel and Sue opted to leave the BBC show in 2016 alongside judge Mary Berry when the series moved to Channel 4. Sue opened up about the issue during an appearance on the Table Manners podcast.She explained: “When we were there [on the show] he was really good fun.“And things happened that made us sad and incredibly hurt – he was always like family, for years and years and years.“And it's painful when

Sue Perkins has shared her tips for self-isolation after going “loco” in the Celebrity Big Brother house.

Sue Perkins has revealed why she and Mel Giedroyc resigned from The Great British Bake Off on the first day of filming.The 50 year old and Mel, 51, were on the show for six years between 2010 and 2016, hosting a total of seven series together, but were left unhappy after feeling it had become too cruel towards contestants. In an interview, Sue explained: "We resigned, basically.

We still miss Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins as the hosts of the Great British Bake Off.

Presenters Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins have spoken out about their decision to resign from their role as presenters on The Great British Bake Off - the popular BBC baking show, before returning to front it for seven seasons.The presenting duo, whom have been friends since meeting at university, were known for their joviality and empathy, and had helped the BBC show become a phenomenon.Speaking to this week's Radio Times, the pair revealed that their tenure on the award-winning show nearly didn’t happen.In fact, they had quit on day one of filming the very first series.