Gregg Wallace returns with cryptic comment about 'mistakes' after MasterChef scandal MasterChef star Gregg Wallace said 'mistakes are never the end of your journey' in a new post shared on his health website.
But we may also want to be trying to get a little bit happier, a little bit more financially secure or perhaps just a little bit more chilled out.".
The former BBC presenter, who fronted the show since 2005, was accused of making ‘inappropriate sexual jokes’, asking for the number of female production team members and getting undressed ‘too close’ women on the show, as well as being accused of 'groping' three women in separate incidents.
Presenter Gregg had stepped back from the hit BBC One cooking show while production company Banijay UK investigated claims of alleged misconduct.
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