

Why does Gregg Wallace believe he’s the real victim?
93 snips Jul 10, 2025
Gregg Wallace faces accusations of inappropriate behavior and claims he's the real victim, citing his recently diagnosed autism. The discussion delves into the complexities of accountability in the media, particularly regarding neurodiversity. There’s a serious examination of rising threats from Iran, emphasizing the safety of citizens and the challenges of international diplomacy. The episode also touches on the evolving nature of threats like cyber warfare, showcasing a radical shift in national security dynamics.
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Gregg Wallace's Inappropriate Behavior
- Many colleagues and contestants on MasterChef witnessed Gregg Wallace's sexually inappropriate and bullying behavior over many years.
- Instances include unwanted touching and shocking sexual comments, profoundly impacting victims and witnesses.
Autism Used as Defense Criticized
- Gregg Wallace claims his autism and the BBC's failure to accommodate it excuse his behavior.
- This defense is deeply offensive to autistic people and ignores complaints by those affected by his actions.
Producer Complicity in Misconduct
- Producers possibly tolerated or colluded with Gregg's misconduct due to his 'cheeky chappy' persona.
- This raises accountability issues about enabling or ignoring bad behavior on sets.