BBC Ends Ties With ‘MasterChef’ Host Gregg Wallace
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Former MasterChef judge John Torode reportedly learned of his fate via the BBC News website after the corporation and Bandijay released a statement
It has been announced that John Torode will not be returning to MasterChef. It was announced by the BBC and production company Banijay UK, that Torode’s contract withMasterChef will not be renewed. This comes just the day after an independent investigation revealed there was an individual on the show ‘who is alleged to have used racist language on one occasion’,
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Daily Star on MSNBBC Masterchef's John Torode 'blindsided' by alleged racism findings and sackingMasterChef star John Torode was left reeling after he was sensationally axed from the cooking show - with the Australian chef only finding out he had been fired after reading it on the BBC website
John Torode’s contract on MasterChef will not be renewed, the BBC and production company Banijay UK have confirmed.Australian-born Torode, 59, started presenting MasterChef alongside Gregg Wallace in 2005.
John Torode has confirmed that he is the other individual against whom an allegation has been upheld following an investigation into his co-star Gregg Wallace