The former MasterChef presenter has a history of calling women sexy on social media in posts that are still up, including several contestants from the BBC cooking show

The BBC has told Gregg Wallace that it can no longer work with the former MasterChef presenter because his behavior is a threat to the safety of others. In a letter of dismissal, Claire Powell, head of compliance for BBC content,

Earlier this week, and after stepping back from his MasterChef role pending a full investigation into his behaviour, Gregg Wallace was sacked by MasterChef’s production company Banjay. He responded with a five-page savage letter, detailing how the BBC was spreading “slanderous clickbait” without the impartiality it is known for.