Snoop Dogg cooks up plan for Gregg Wallace’s MasterChef job with pal Gordon Ramsay

Snoop Dogg, an American rapper, has accepted the vacancy in Gregg Wallace’s place on MasterChef. The legendary rapper claims he’d love to join the BBC show in an unusual twist of events.

And he revealed plans to hire friend Gordon Ramsay to assist him. The Drop It Like It’s Hot star remarked, “You better believe Snoop could be the new MasterChef judge.” “My boy Gordon]Ramsay] judges on the US version of the show, and I know he would back me to be able to judge on the UK version.

He is aware that I don’t play when it comes to food. He is aware of my cooking abilities, and I have even given him advice. I’ve been vocal about wanting to work on a UK show since I first hosted a cooking show over here (Martha &amp, Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party). I love the place – and for real, this could be the perfect opportunity. “

Snoop’s pitch comes after Gregg Wallace stepped away following allegations of inappropriate behaviour, which are currently being investigated. The 60-year-old MasterChef judge’s lawyers claim that it is “completely false” that he acts in sexually harassing ways. Although it hasn’t been announced whether his co-host John Torode will continue to host the BBC cooking program, he will also be performing as a host for upcoming seasons. Despite rumor, the program will continue to air for at least four more years.

Ex-greengrocer Wallace, 60, initially faced accusations of inappropriate behaviour from 13 people including then-Newsnight host Kirsty Wark, across five shows from 2005 to 2022. Other accusations include groping, rubbing his crotch against a coworker, and flashing in his dressing room. After making disparaging comments on Instagram in which he claimed that “middle-class women of a certain age” were making up his mind, Wallace was in further hot water. He later apologised for his remarks.

Torode, 59, has distanced himself from his former presenting partner, saying, “I have found the recent press reports to be truly upsetting. I have found the idea of anyone having a brilliant experience. Wallace has discontinued his social media following.

MasterChef: The Professionals has been going out as scheduled this week but the Christmas specials, which featured Strictly stars Amy Dowden and Motsi Mabuse, and comedian Shazia Mirza, have been cancelled. Addressing the schedule change on ITV’s Lorraine, Amy said:” I’m gutted about that. I did have a lovely time but, obviously, I can’t comment any further because it is under investigation. But, yeah, I’m actually gutted. “Amy was scheduled to dance with fellow professional dancers Gorka Marquez, Kai Widdrington, and Nancy Xu for the Strictly Come Dancing special.

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Source: Mirror