An investigation into Gregg Wallace found 45 of 83 allegations upheld, mainly between 2005 and 2018, pertaining to inappropriate sexual language and humour. Wallace expressed regret for his actions, stating that he never intended to harm and acknowledges a late autism diagnosis clarified his communication. Wallace also reflected on how his behaviour changed in 2018 and recognized that he could have addressed concerns earlier. He mentioned support from Banijay and criticized the media trial he faced during the investigation.
The report, led by law firm Lewis Silkin, found that the majority of the allegations against Mr Wallace (94%) related to behaviour which is said to have occurred between 2005 and 2018.
Wallace has released a statement expressing that he is deeply sorry for any distress caused, stating, 'It was never intended.'
Wallace acknowledged that his humour and language 'missed the mark' and recognized that he has learned from a late autism diagnosis about how he communicates.
Wallace expressed relief that the Banijay report acknowledges his behaviour changed profoundly in 2018, while also accepting he needed to address concerns sooner.
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