News about Gregg Wallace

It's 'Comeback Week' on MasterChef, with ten former contestants invited back to the BBC One cooking show to have another pop at winning the title. However, viewers weren't impressed with the TV twist, saying it wasn't fair on the latest cohort of cooks. (Pictured: Cook Farokh in 2022 and this time around. Inset: His latest pork dish)

MasterChef viewers were left feeling queasy after a contestant suffered a gruesome knife injury on Tuesday episode of the BBC cooking show. Just minutes into the show one vegan cook Charlotte, 42, accidentally sliced off the tip of her finger while preparing her food. Just before she was seen telling judge Gregg Wallace about her cooking style as she made some spicy dumplings.

The Masterchef star shared a sweet video of his son, four, counting to ten with his grandmother on Monday. Captioning the clip 'Sid & Nonna' and tagging UK national charity Ambitious About Autism, the video saw Sid sitting on his grandmother's lap and counting as they clapped together.

His weight loss transformation shocked the nation. And after losing over four stone in 2022, Gregg Wallace has revealed that he wants to push his body even further. The MasterChef star, 57, is on a mission to exercise his way to achieving the body of a 20-year-old.

This week, MasterChef unveiled its 20th series, with a new group of 58 passionate and talented hopefuls eager to demonstrate their culinary skills. The judges, chef John Torode, and former fruit and veg man Gregg Wallace are back, having hosted the show since 2005. I can hardly believe we are in the 20th season of this dazzlingly stunning film,' John said of the new series. It's such a point of pride and celebration.'

During Friday night's episode, MasterChef viewers were left stunned by guest judge William Sitwell. The six remaining contestants clashed it out to advance to the next round in the search of being named the 2024 champion. However, viewers were left "distracted" by the food critic's 'childhood traumatic' remark, requiring the contestants to'delve 'deep into their childhoods, particularly around their terrible memories of school food.

After the 20th season, John Torode and Gregg Wallace discussed rumors that they are planning to abandon MasterChef after it's 20th series. Since the show's 2005 relaunch, the pair has been hosting it, but speculation has prompted them to bow out. However, Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary announced on Thursday that their plans to continue.

Despite a horrific dessert, BBC Masterchef viewers were left stunned. Jerome, the contestant, made it to the quarter-finals. Jerome, 33, served judges, John Torode, and Gregg Wallace, a risky pudding, aiming to land himself a spot in the upcoming stage of the tournament. Jerome's sweet dish was topped with pickled cherries, adding to the viewer's apprehension.

As the 20th season of MasterChef begins, viewers are eagerly watching scores of new hopefuls complete grueling cookery challenges compete for glory. But while judges, chef John Torode and former fruit and veg man Gregg Wallace decide who will lift this year's MasterChef trophy, where did the 19 former winners end up after being named champion? Although the majority of the winners from the BBC show gave up their previous careers to pursue their passion for food, a handful of people stayed with their day jobs.

As the show's 20th season premieres, the two couples discuss quitting MasterChef.

Some faithful listeners have erupted in the wake of Paddy McGuiness's controversial departure from the BBC, but it comes after the comedian demonstrated extraordinary loyalty to the BBC in the aftermath of Top Gear's demise.

Gregg Wallace, a celebrity chef, has recalled his best memory whilst working on the famous cooking show. On Tuesday night, the foodie and host, 59, appeared on The One Show with his co-star John Torode, 58. Host Alex Jones and Roman Kemp asked Gregg what his top highlight was on its 20th season, which began on Easter Monday.

Greg Wallace has admitted that he watches every episode of himself on hit show MasterChef for the very strange reason. The BBC One cooking competition, which is celebrating 20 years on television, will return on Monday night with hosts John Torode and Gregg, who are hoping to discover more culinary talent. Gregg, 59, has now revealed in a recent interview with OK! The very surprising fact is that he watches every episode while his co-star John, 58, insists he only watches the 'occasional' episode.

As the series's 20th season premiered on Monday, MasterChef hosts Gregg Wallace and John Torode discussed the effects the long-running show has had on UK cooks. The pair, who have been hosting the show since 2005, will soon welcome back a brand new batch of amateur cooks as they take on 'the most unusual tasks' yet. Gregg, 59, and John, 58, both said the series had helped revolutionize the UK food scene and introduced dishes that viewers may not have otherwise encountered.

According to reports, a Hollywood film star who allegedly sees himself as a 'bit of a chef' has signed up for the new series of Celebrity MasterChef.' As casting draws to an end, it won't be long before hosts Gregg Wallace and John Torode are back in the kitchen with a new group of famous faces. According to The Sun, Tamer Hassan, one of the actors who will reportedly appear in the upcoming series of the show is movie legend Tamer Hassan.

On Mother's Day, Gregg Wallace revealed that Sid, his non-verbal, autistic son, had reached an amazing milestone. The MasterChef judge, 59, took to Instagram to announce the four-year-old had spoken his first words as he shared a video of Sid reciting numbers from a Montessori Sensory Board and wrote: 'Sid is counting!It's his first words!' Gregg and his partner, Anne-Marie Sterpini, 37, also known as Anna, announced that their son had been diagnosed with autism and a global developmental delay in 2022.

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According to reports, two major daytime stars have been signed up to appear in the new series. John Torode and Gregg Wallace, co-presenters on the BBC cooking show, have been crowned champions after six weeks of challenges in the kitchen. According to The Sun, Loose Women and Lorraine actress Christine Lampard will face Craig Doyle of This Morning in a new series.

The late royal's morning routine in Ma'am Darling has been revived on X/Twitter, leaving fans in awe of her slow yet luxurious mornings. A 9 a.m. wake-up and a two-hour lie-in as she read newspapers, listened to the radio, and smoked are among the daily routines. Elsewhere, the princess, who was known to enjoy a glass of whiskey (right), was reported to have shared half a bottle of wine with the Queen Mother (inset) during lunch.

THORPHOPHER STEVENS: We have arrived at a point where we can all support a Net Zero initiative. We can save the world by scoffing chocolate bars in endless amounts, but it isn't limited to chocs. Gregg Wallace, who was visiting the Nestle factory in York on Inside The Factory (BBC2), discovered that the bubbles in Aero bars were created by injecting liquid carbon dioxide into peppermint flavoured gloop.

Despite her son's recently booing her cooking, Dianne Carson, 63, is expected to join the Celebrity MasterChef line-up. After attempting her hand at The Traitors, the retired teacher is rumored to be competing in the culinary contest. When the new season airs in the late summer, Dianne - whose son Ross said she couldn't prepare a Sunday roast without'creating' it - will triumph over judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode.

He is the self-named 'fat bloke from the telly' who has charmed, as well as angered, millions of people who have watched him on BBC One's MasterChef for the past 20 years. Gregg Wallace has changed, and although he continues to split opinion, his 5st weight loss, and incessant optimism, despite a turbulent childhood and a fluctuant love life has seen him change into a wellness guru and life coach. Although his buff figure and fitness goals have gained him new followers on social media, a diary piece about his weekend routine, which includes a Harvester full English breakfast at 10.30 a.m. and lunch at Midday with his fourth wife Anne-Marie has both baffled and enthralled people this week. Millwall-mad Gregg's latest obsession is another strange turn in an extraordinary life, where he went from selling fruit and vegetables to becoming one of Britain's most popular celebrities.

Since news broke of Prince Harry's cancer, opinion was split on him about his mercy dash from Los Angeles to be by his father's side. Some people saw him as a loving son struggling to be with his stricken Pa. Ingrid Seward, a royal biographer, said the trip was a 'PR chance'. Whatever the situation, one can't ignore the fact that he was in the United Kingdom for just 26 hours and saw his father for just 30 minutes before heading straight back to LA on a scheduled flight.

Gregg Wallace says he has been'deeply wounded' by the backlash against his Saturday regime, which saw him ridiculed and accused of not spending time with his four-year-old son Sid, who is autistic and non-verbal. For The Telegraph's My Saturday column, the MasterChef, 59, brought an end to his every weekend routine and introduced himself about his remarkable 5-stone weight loss and gym regime. Although Gregg was compared to Alan Partridge in some cases, some of them called him a "monster" and slammed his parenting style.