Beaming Gino D'Acampo enjoys night out with wife Jessica Stellina Morrison and co-star Fred Sirieix just 24 hours before his ITV axe over allegations of 'sexually inappropriate behaviour'

Carefree Gino D'Acampo enjoyed a night out with wife Jessica Stellina Morrison and co-star Fred Sirieix just 24-hours before his axe from ITV over allegations of sexually inappropriate and intimidating behaviour. MailOnline revealed on Friday that the chef's shows had been scrapped from the schedule after allegations emerged over his behaviour spanning 12-years while filming his hit food and travel programmes. He denies the claims.

But before the news broke Gino, 48, and Jessica, who share sons Luciano, 22, Rocco, 19, and 12-year-old Mia, were enjoying a rollicking outing with co-star Fred, 53. In the clip shared to Instagram all three beamed and giggled as they entered the event with Gino joking his wife had 'chosen the wrong foreigner' as she held hands with French man Fred. Jessica looked stunning in a figure-hugging sequinned jumpsuit while a Gino, who has appeared in numerous ITV travel show's with Fred and Gordon Ramsay, flashed a huge smile and sipped a drink, captioning the post: 'When the wife choose the wrong foreigner!'.

It is understood the Italian chef was secretly ditched from Gordon, Gino and Fred: Road Trip after refusing to sign a morality clause in his contract that would have allowed ITV to sack him if his behaviour on set was problematic. Gino D'Acampo (R) enjoyed a night out with wife Jessica (L) and co-star Fred Sirieix (C) just 24-hours before his axe from ITV over allegations of sexually inappropriate  behaviour.

Before the news broke Gino, 48, and Jessica, who share sons Luciano, 22, Rocco, 19, and 12-year-old Mia, were enjoying a rollicking outing with co-star Fred, 53. MailOnline revealed on Friday that the chef's shows had been scrapped from the schedule after allegations emerged over his behaviour spanning 12-years while filming his hit food and travel programmes. He denies the claims. Two episodes of Gino's Italy: Secrets of the South, were due to be shown on ITVBe between 6pm and 7pm on Sunday, but will be replaced by an episode of Abbey Clancy: Celebrity Homes.

ITV also dropped Family Fortunes, hosted by Gino, and replaced it with Wheel of Fortune with Graham Norton on ITV2 tonight at 7pm and at the same time on Monday evening. 'He’s in a lot of trouble and ITV don’t want to be in a BBC situation [with Gregg Wallace] or have a repeat of Schofield so they are covering all their bases', an insider told MailOnline today. The chef has faced accusations including using sexualised and aggressive language on TV sets including 'Gino's Italian Express', 'Gordon, Gino and Fred's Road Trip' 'Gino's Italy: Secrets of South', 'Like Mamma Used to Make' and 'Emission Impossible'.

ITV changed its schedules to ensure he will not appear on our screens in the next ten days. But some of his shows will remain available on its ITVX streaming service. The new series of Family Fortunes, the iconic family gameshow hosted by Gino, was due for broadcast in early 2025 but has also been canned by ITV. Gino 'said and did whatever he wanted' while working for ITV - as his alleged victims today insisted they were 'too afraid' to make complaints at the time.

Sources told MailOnline that ITV began to ease out Gino in the wake of the scandal that engulfed the BBC over MasterChef's Gregg Wallace, especially after Phillip Schofield's bitter exit from This Morning. In the clip shared to Instagram all three beamed and giggled as they entered the event with Gino joking his wife had 'chosen the wrong foreigner' as she held hands with French man Fred. He captioned the clip: 'When the wife choose the wrong foreigner!'.

Gino and Jessica tied the knot in 2002 and met five years earlier while both working in Sylvester Stallone 's Mambo King restaurant in Marbella, Gino as a chef and Jessica a waitress. Gino and Jessica tied the knot in 2002 and met five years earlier while both working in Sylvester Stallone's Mambo King restaurant in Marbella, Gino as a chef and Jessica a waitress. They briefly split up for a year - but on rekindling the chef decided she was the only woman for him and they moved to the UK together.

The couple wed in 2002 after Gino's release from prison after being jailed for burgling 80s singer Paul Young's home in 1998. During his prison stint the couple were also believed to have briefly split, before Gino turned over a new leaf upon his release. Taking to Instagram last month Gino shared loved-up snaps with his wife as they celebrated her birthday on a ski trip. He penned: '31 years together and still smiling like our first date... happy birthday amore mio... GDx'.

Yet despite enjoying quality time together, Gino has also admitted he and Jessica have their own lives and often spend prolonged periods of time apart during their free time. He said his time away from work is carefully balanced so he can be alone - something he claims helps strengthen his marriage, with Jessica believed to be a stay at home mother. Gino told Heat: 'I think it's not only important to spend quality time with my family, but I also strongly believe in spending time alone. You discover new things about yourself and you have time to think, which is something that people don't do often enough.