John Torode, the long-serving co-host of BBC‘s “MasterChef,” has confirmed he is the subject of a racist language allegation that was upheld in the investigation into the show’s workplace culture, breaking his silence on findings that have rocked the flagship culinary series.
In an Instagram statement posted Monday, Torode acknowledged he is “the individual who is alleged to have used racial language on one occasion” as part of the Lewis Silkin investigation that primarily focused on his co-presenter Gregg Wallace. The allegation relates to remarks allegedly made in 2018 or 2019.
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