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Gregg Wallace's TikTok Comeback: Cooking Amidst Controversy

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Gregg Wallace, the former MasterChef host, is making a comeback after being sacked by the BBC due to workplace misconduct allegations. Hes hosting a twelve-hour TikTok cookathon sponsored by Malik Butchers, debuting Greggs Kitchen live on the platform this Sunday. The upheld allegations primarily involved inappropriate sexual jokes and language, as well as unwelcome contact, from 2005 to 2018. Wallace has since focused on social media, training as an autism coach, and is determined to prove that anyone can rise again.

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Gregg Wallace's TikTok Comeback: Cooking Amidst Controversy

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Gregg Wallace's TikTok Comeback: Cooking Amidst Controversy. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 4th, Greg Wallace, the 61-year-old former master chef host, got sacked by the BBC last July after an investigation upheld 45 out of 83 workplace misconduct claims. Now he's pushing a comeback with a 12-hour tiktok cookathon sponsored by Malik Butchers, calling themselves Britain's favorite halal spot. This Sunday, Hill debut Greg's kitchen live on the platform, cooking up dishes with guests and shop deals alongside the Wolverhampton butchers, known for the UK's priciest halal sandwich. The upheld allegations mostly hit on inappropriate sexual jokes and language from 2005 to 2018, plus some unwelcome contact. Wallace apologized for any hurt caused, and celebs like Vanessa Feltz spoke out against him back then. He's ramped up social media with workout clips, cameo videos, and YouTube cooking alongside his wife Lisa Faulkner. Plus, he's training as an autism coach, drawing from his six-year-old non-verbal autistic son

Sid to teach self-sufficiency. Wallace dropped the lawsuit against the BBC for data issues, and insists the probe was more HR than court level. He says life's forced a rebuild at 60, proving anyone can rise again. Watch his TikTok stream to see how it unfolds.

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