Rapper Snoop Dogg has thrown his hat in the ring to replace MasterChef host Gregg Wallace. The 60-year-old TV presenter has been at the centre of an investigation into claims of inappropriate comments, and stepped away from his role after 20 years on the show last week.

With long-time presenter/judge Gregg Wallace stepping down from MasterChef amid allegations about inappropriate behaviour, Snoop Dogg is sensing an opportunity

A celebrity chef, who is tipped to replace Gregg Wallace on the much-loved programme, has said that people should "not be too melodramatic" about the ongoing scandal

Snoop Dogg’s unexpected pitch to join U.K.’s MasterChef comes amid scandal and speculation about the future of the show’s judging panel.

The British government’s culture secretary has held talks with the BBC as the broadcaster comes under growing scrutiny after one of its TV hosts drew an angry backlash for dismissing sexual misconduct

The latest season of classic MasterChef won the title of the BBC’s highest rated cookery show this year, according to Banijay, the company which produces the show. Season 18, which aired in 2023, scored almost 4m viewers for its finale and was the BBC’s highest rated cookery show since 2016.

Kirstie Allsopp and Kirsty Wark are among those who have publicly criticised Gregg Wallace for his behaviour but the unde-fire presenter has now been defended by Ainsley Harriott

The rapper and co-host of 'Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party' said he's offered the 'Hell's Kitchen' star cooking tips in the past

TV chef Andi Oliver, who has been linked with the MasterChef gig has hit out at the 'disingenuous' reaction to the scandal surrounding Gregg Wallace after he stepped down

Gregg Wallace, who recently stepped away from MasterChef following multiple allegations of misconduct, could be replaced by chef James Martin on the BBC cooking reality show.