Gregg Wallace has been cut from the BBC following an investigation that confirmed 45 of 83 sexual-misconduct allegations against him. Most of these allegations were for inappropriate sexual language and humor, with additional claims involving unwanted physical contact and culturally insensitive comments. The BBC clarified that Wallace's actions did not align with their standards and acknowledged earlier missed opportunities to address his behavior. Wallace expressed regret for his actions but criticized media portrayal, stating he never intended to harm others. His autism diagnosis was noted in the context of the findings.
The law firm Lewis Silkin upheld 45 of 83 allegations made against Gregg Wallace, with substantiated claims largely relating to inappropriate sexual language and humor.
The BBC stated that Wallace's behavior fell below its values and expectations, acknowledging missed opportunities to address his conduct sooner.
Four of the upheld allegations against Wallace involved making culturally insensitive or racist comments, mostly occurring during his time on MasterChef between 2005 and 2018.
Wallace expressed remorse for harming others but criticized the BBC for exposing him to trial by media and for clickbait-related narratives.
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