Gregg Wallace is accused by 13 different people of making inappropriate sexual comments to co-workers over a 17-year period

Gregg Wallace steps away from BBC's MasterChef as Kirsty Wark accuses him of telling 'sexualised jokes' - Wallace, 60, is ‘committed to fully cooperating throughout the process’, the show's production

Sir Rod Stewart has accused Masterchef host Gregg Wallace of humiliating his wife after she was reduced to tears on his show three years ago.Sir Rod branded Mr Wallace, 60, a “tubby, bald-headed, ill-mannered bully” following Penny Lancaster’s appearance on an episode in which the celebrity chef refused to eat her food in 2021.

It comes after BBC News sent a letter outlining allegations by 13 people, including Kirsty Wark, that Wallace made inappropriate sexual comments.

GREGG Wallace has been accused of mimicking a sex act in front of horrified colleagues as he faces a fresh wave of allegations. The presenter, 60, stepped down from his MasterChef judging role

According to leading bookies Coral, none other than James Martin is the most likely replacement for Gregg Wallace on Masterchef, with odds of 2-1.

Television host Gregg Wallace is to step down as the presenter of the U.K. version of “MasterChef” while allegations of historical misconduct are investigated. The show airs on public broadcaster BBC.

Gregg Wallace to step away from presenting MasterChef

Gregg Wallace has stepped aside as the host of BBC MasterChef amid an investigation into historical allegations of misconduct. In a statement, MasterChef producer Banijay UK said it was launching the external review after complaints were made to the BBC this week about Wallace’s behavior.

Wallace, 60, is ‘committed to fully cooperating throughout the process’, the show's production company Banijay UK said

Gregg Wallace became “bigger” than BBC MasterChef before dramatically stepping down in the wake of a ‘misconduct’ investigation, according to a showbiz reporter. Speaking on GB News, Libby Eyres said Wallace’s decision to step down was in his and the BBC’s best interests.