Gregg Wallace faced criticism online for promoting his Cameo videos ahead of Mother’s Day. The former Masterchef host suggested purchasing a personalized video message from him as a last-minute gift idea. While some fans expressed interest in the concept, others rejected it, calling Wallace “desperate” for promoting the service.
Cameo, an app where users can buy video messages from celebrities, offers personalized video messages from Gregg starting at £37.81. Some fans were enthusiastic about the opportunity to receive a message from the celebrity. However, not everyone was on board with the idea, with some social media users expressing disinterest or even disdain for the promotion.
Wallace’s past behavior on Masterchef resurfaced in the conversation, with references made to accusations of misconduct and inappropriate comments made by the presenter during the show. Despite issuing an apology for his behavior, Wallace previously dismissed the complaints as coming from “a handful of middle-class women of a certain age.”
The controversy surrounding Wallace’s behavior sparked a mix of reactions online, with some defending him and others criticizing him. Notable personalities, including David Baddiel, weighed in on the situation, highlighting the divided opinions on the matter.
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