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BBC Ends Ties With ‘MasterChef’ Host Gregg Wallace

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Gregg Wallace's ‘MasterChef' Co-Host John Torode Says He Has "No Recollection" of Making Racist Remark
After an inquiry into Wallace's behavior revealed claims against two separate people, Torode said on Monday: "I am the individual who is alleged to have used racial language on one occasion."

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‘MasterChef’ Is “Much Bigger Than Individuals,” Says BBC Boss In Wake Of Gregg Wallace Exit
Gregg Wallace Co-Host John Torode Addresses Racist Language Allegation in ‘MasterChef’ Investigation
John Torode says allegation he used racist language upheld in MasterChef report
MasterChef presenter John Torode has said he is subject to an allegation of using racist language, upheld as part of an inquiry into separate allegations against co-host Gregg Wallace.

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UK ‘MasterChef’ host Gregg Wallace dropped from show after sexual misconduct report
Article: published on 14 July 2025
Gregg Wallace’s ‘MasterChef’ Co-Host John Torode Reveals Himself To Be Person Accused Of Using Racist Language
Torode, who along with Wallace has presented MasterChef for 20 years, said the incident is alleged to have happened in 2018 or 2019, but he has “absolutely no recollection of this and I do not believ...

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Wallace 'sorry' after 45 claims against him upheld
BBC Axes Longtime ‘Master Chef’ Host Gregg Wallace Amid Sexual Misconduct Scandal: REPORT
‘MasterChef’ Host Gregg Wallace Fired as Over 50 People Come Forward With Fresh Claims
"I was never the caricature now being sold for clicks," Wallace responded in a statement posted to Instagram on Tuesday.
Gregg Wallace's reduced life now - snubbed by pals, BBC 'warning shot' and shock new job
As the BBC completely cuts ties with scandal-hit presenter Gregg Wallace as it upholds just over half of the misconduct allegations against him, a PR expert weighs in with a serious warning
Gregg Wallace ‘deeply sorry for any distress caused’ by on-set behaviour
The former MasterChef presenter said he ‘never intended to harm or humiliate’ after a report said 45 allegations made against him were substantiated.
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