MasterChef host Gregg Wallace has denied allegations of inappropriate sexual comments he is said to have made to a female colleague. The Sun reported that Wallace was reported to BBC bosses after he was accused of taking his top off and boasting about his sex life to a woman on the show Impossible Celebrities in 2018.

Gregg Wallace is firing back against claims that he engaged in inappropriate behavior while filming at the BBC. The “MasterChef” co-host, known for his boisterous personality, is alleged to have made comments about his personal life and,

MasterChef star Gregg Wallace says he is speaking out to show he "is true to his wife" Anna, and that he has "never flirted or hit on anybody in the 12 years that I met her".

TV host Gregg Wallace reportedly "repeatedly" told rude jokes MasterChef star John Torode's wife "didn’t want to hear". Her comments come after The Sun newspaper this week revealed how Gregg was given a warning by the BBC.

Gregg Wallace denies allegations of ‘inappropriate sexual’ comments to BBC co-worker in 2018 - TV presenter said his comments were investigated by the BBC and ‘found not to be sexual’

MasterChef’s Gregg Wallace has addressed allegations of inappropriate comments he allegedly made to a female member of staff at the BBC. It was claimed the judge, 59, ‘made inappropriate sexual comments’ on game show Impossible Celebrities, and took his top off in front of an employee in 2018.

MasterChef 's Gregg Wallace has addressed an inappropriate behaviour claim that was made about him in 2018. The TV presenter and competition judge was at the centre of a BBC probe six years ago regarding the panel show Impossible Celebrities. He was accused of making inappropriate comments to a younger woman and taking his top off in front of her.

MasterChef star Gregg Wallace has vehemently denied allegations of making inappropriate sexual comments to a female BBC staffer. In an Instagram video posted Monday morning, Wallace addressed the claims,

Gregg Wallace has denied claims he made "inappropriate sexual comments" to a female BBC employee. The MasterChef co-host was reported to have been the subject of an investigation after he allegedly boasted about his sex life to a younger member of the production team while making BBC game show Impossible Celebrities in 2018.