Gregg Wallace has admitted his television career is finished, blaming 'wokeism and cancel culture' after being sacked by the BBC over inappropriate behaviour. The former MasterChef presenter said he will never watch the show again and claimed he was groped during his time on the programme.
The 60-year-old's contract was terminated this month after an independent report by law firm Lewis Silkin upheld 45 of 83 complaints against him. While he issued an apology for any distress caused, he also alleged that some accusations came from women with an 'agenda' against him.
Wallace has now qualified as a personal trainer, charging £50 a week to help men over 50 get fit. He told The Sun he fears being stripped of his MBE, adding: 'I haven’t done anything illegal.'
The presenter revealed he contemplated suicide over Christmas but was supported by his wife Anna. He is considering suing the BBC, claiming unfair treatment over his autism, but said he feels 'utterly battered and bruised' and wants to 'hide behind my sofa'.
