Gregg Wallace sets up group chat exclusively for middle-aged men with £12 monthly fee

Gregg Wallace sets up group chat exclusively for middle-aged men with £12 monthly fee

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Gregg Wallace, the former MasterChef host, is currently offering fans a health and fitness plan that includes a private chat room for middle-aged men for more than £10 per month.

Former MasterChef host Gregg Wallace has launched a private chat room for middle-aged men as part of his career as a health and fitness coach. He’s been promoting his coaching following the scandal over the BBC show.

Gregg, 60, left MasterChef last year to undergo a review of historical misconduct complaints, according to the production company Banijay UK. He claimed through a lawyer that it was entirely false that he engaged in sexually harassing behavior, as the media reported at the time.

Then, earlier this month, it was reported that Gregg had been fired from the TV show after an investigation upheld 45 out of 83 allegations of inappropriate behaviour. It has since been announced that his co-star John Torode won’t have his contract renewed following an upheld complaint of racist language against him, which he’s said he has no recollection of.

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Gregg Wallace in a navy jacket with a bookcase behind him.
Gregg Wallace has a health and fitness plan available for fans, as well as offering one-to-one coaching(Image: Instagram)

Gregg, who lost five stone in his fifties, has been promoting himself as a health and fitness coach since learning of his departure. For instance, his Healthy Fifty brand, which costs £11.99 per month, offers “expert advice” on nutrition and activity.

The guidance is made fun of by the website’s claim that users can “feel better and look fitter” as a result. The Clubhouse, which is referred to as a “private chat room for men over 50,” is also a member. The website claims to be “Real talk, real support – hosted by Greg Wallace. fitness, diet, lifestyle, and laughter

According to Gregg, the live chat group, a library of “healthy” recipes, and “expert advice on living well over 50” are included in the Be Healthy Over 50 plan. According to the website, the monthly cost is currently £11.99.

Gregg’s also been offering one-to-one coaching to fans, which he’s promoted on social media in recent weeks. He mentioned the opportunity again in a video on his Instagram Story today, writing: “1 to 1 coaching £200 a month!”

In the video message, the TV presenter said, “Gentlemen over 50, are you listening? ” Look, from my experience, when men reach this age, they realize they put a lot of effort and effort into their jobs, careers, and businesses, but not enough to take care of themselves.

They appear smaller than you would like, and your belly may be a little larger. You want your outfits to look better. You want to feel a little leaner and fitter. Let’s face it, as we age, we also begin to consider our health.

Gregg Wallace in a blue suit.
He’s been promoting his coaching following the news of his departure from MasterChef(Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images)

Gregg continued, “I’ve been coaching guys for more than four years.” Let me explain to you that you don’t need to work out constantly to improve your health, to become leaner, or to be healthier. Additionally, salads are not required.

In the video, he concluded, “It’s about small lifestyle changes that can change habits, that can make an enormous difference.” Please leave me a message if you’d like to talk about your own health journey.

Following the investigation into allegations against him, it was made public earlier this month that the BBC had “no plans to work with] Greggg] in the future.” There were “a significant number of allegations of inappropriate conduct” identified in the investigation, which spanned 19 years.

Gregg had already stated in a statement about the Silkin’s Report that it “exonerates” him of “all the serious allegations that made headlines last year and finds him primarily guilty of inappropriate language between 2005 and 2018”. He continued, “I acknowledge that some of my humor and language were occasionally inappropriate.” I sincerely apologize for that. However, I did not originate the caricature that is currently available for purchase.

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Source: Mirror

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