News about Cat Cora

On Monday's episode of Stars On Mars on Fox, Iron Chef Cat Cora revealed that Oprah Winfrey called her up at the last minute and asked her to cater a birthday dinner for Prince Harry. 'One time last year, I heard my phone go 'Oprah's calling,' Cat, 56, told Lance Armstrong, 51, 'Oprah's calling.' 'It's Harry's birthday,' she said.' Harry and Meghan, you know? I'm Harry's birthday and I need you to cook for them.' And I said, 'When is it?' This was Sunday. 'Oh, Tuesday.' I was like, 'oh f***.' Before being removed from the reality programme, Cat said she cooked for them and 'they've become mates,' adding, 'They're really nice.'

On Monday's episode of Stars on Mars, the celebrity chef, 56, opens down the surprising way she met Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. During a chat with Lance Armstrong, a former road racing cyclist, Cora opened up about how she was introduced to the celebrities. "I hear your phone is calling and I need you to cook for them," Oprah said in an exclusive clip from the forthcoming episode.'

On Monday's episode of Stars On Mars on Fox, Iron Chef actress Cat Cora finally made the decision to ban comedian Andy Richter from the 'Mars' habitat. 'This personal in no way shape or form is it',' Cat said. It's all about company and strategy for me.' Cat was reportedly furious with Conan O'Brien's former assistant Andy, 56, for putting her in the bottom three after the last group competition.

After a mission on Monday's episode of Stars On Mars on Fox, Iron Chef Cat Cora burst out weeping when she was put in the bottom three and in danger of going home. Adam Rippon, 33, an Olympic figure skater, had been able to convince comedian and Conan O'Brien's former assistant Andy Richter, 56, to keep his friends Tinashe, 30, and Porsha Williams Guobadia, 41, safe, and put Cat, 56, former Boston Celtics player Ronda Rousey, 36, in the bottom three. When attempting to restart the computer system alongside Paul, cat, who was upset about being in the bottom three, she collapsed in the grueling heat in a 100-pound space suit.

With over 5 million viewers, the main series has been a huge hit on the BBC.