Gregg Wallace's New Career Move After MasterChef Scandal

Gregg Wallace Steps Away from MasterChef

Following a probe into allegations of inappropriate behavior, Gregg Wallace has decided to step down from his role as a judge on the popular BBC cooking show, MasterChef. The investigation was launched by Banijay UK, the production company behind the show, after several women came forward with complaints of harassment or groping by Wallace.

Launching a New Business Venture

Despite the controversy, Gregg Wallace has unveiled his latest business venture - a range of 'healthy' frozen meals designed to be cooked in the microwave. Promoting his new endeavor through a YouTube video on his health brand platform, Wallace expressed his passion for cooking for his family and the joy it brings him.

New 'Healthy' Frozen Meals

The frozen meals from the GreggWallace.health range are priced at £8 for a single meal or £60 for a set of eight. These meals are delivered frozen via DPD AM Delivery Service, ensuring they remain at the correct temperatures until transferred straight into the freezer.

Controversy and Resignation

Despite denying any wrongdoing, Gregg Wallace reportedly resigned himself to the possibility of losing his role on MasterChef. Complaints about his behavior date back to 2014, with allegations of inappropriate remarks during his time on Strictly Come Dancing. The BBC has announced that former I'm A Celebrity star Grace Dent will replace Wallace as the co-host of MasterChef alongside John Torode.