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Jeremy Clarkson Admits He's 'Worried' for Sacked MasterChef Star John Torode

UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 19 – Matt Tebbutt and Andi Oliver will replace long-time hosts after misconduct allegations led to the removal of previous presenters, with the BBC aiming to refresh the show's appeal.

  • On Saturday, July 19, MasterChef UK's Instagram account confirmed Matt Tebbutt and Andi Oliver as new hosts, replacing Gregg Wallace and John Torode.
  • Following the misconduct allegations, Gregg Wallace upheld key allegations, leading to Wallace's removal and Torode's contract not renewed.
  • Following the upheld complaint, sources claim John Torode used the N-word twice while singing Kanye West’s `Gold Digger` at an after-work gathering, with sources claiming.
  • Despite the controversy, BBC director general Tim Davie insisted there are no plans to scrap MasterChef, while the Banijay agreement will persist through 2028, Deadline reports.
  • Produced worldwide, Banijay estimates over 1 billion people watch MasterChef in 65 territories, with the latest season being the BBC’s highest-rated cookery show this year.
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New MasterChef presenters 'confirmed' after Gregg Wallace and John Torode axing

The new MasterChef presenters have been 'confirmed' after the axing of Gregg Wallace and John Torode from the BBC cooking show.

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Gloucestershire Live broke the news in Gloucester, United Kingdom on Saturday, July 19, 2025.
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