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Gregg Wallace has returned to social media months after one Master chief The scandal saw him accused of inappropriate behavior.

The 60-year-old TV values ​​were replaced by food critics and I’m a celebrity Star Grace Dent on the program after it emerged that the presenter faced allegations of inappropriate sexual comments from 13 people over a number of exhibitions over a 17-year period.

Wallace responded to the charges to the charges by publishing a video on social media, claiming the charges had come from “middle -class women of a certain age”, but later apologized and said he “was not in a good main space” when he did post.

Wallace silenced on social media at the end of 2024 but returned to Instagram four months later on Tuesday (February 4) with a video recipe guide to make protein pancakes.

“Simple n healthy Gregg Wallace Health,” he wrote in the caption and shared different clips showing the step-by-step process to add protein powder to the pancake mixture.

He met with supportive comments from the fans, with a writing: “Good to have you back” and another, “back where you belong”.

Wallace is currently being investigated by the BBC according to the charges.

He spoke to the charges and said initially: “I have done Master chief For 20 years, amateur, celebrity and professional master manager, and I think that during that time I have worked with over 4,000 competitors of all ages, all different backgrounds, all social strata.

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“Apparently now I read in the newspaper, there have been 13 complaints during that time.” I can see the complaints come from a handful of middle -class women of a certain age, only from Celebrity Master Manager. This is not true. In 20 years, over 20 years of television, you can imagine how many women, female competitors at Master chiefHave made sexual comments or sexual innuendo? Can you imagine? “

But when Wallace met counter -reaction for the comments about “middle -class woman,” he said: “I want to apologize for all the crimes I caused with my post yesterday, and all the upset I may have caused many people.

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“I was not in a good main space when I published it. I have been under a huge amount of stress, a lot of emotions, I felt very lonely, during siege, yesterday, when I published it. “

He concluded: “It is obvious to me that I have to take some time while this investigation is ongoing. I hope you understand and I hope you will accept this apology. “

In December, Director and Producer Dawn Elrick said she sent a letter to the BBC 2022 with a number of anonymous accounts from people who said they “have experienced sexism in the television industry”.

This included the presenter who is alleged to have made difficult comments and asked for personal phone numbers for female production staff, says claims.

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The emergence of the letter, divided into an Instagram post by Elrick in December 2024, came as a Report published by The times claimed that the BBC had been aware of Walce’s alleged behavior as early as 2017.

Shannon Kyle, as Ghostwrote Wallace’s memoir Life on a plateAlso claimed that Wallace touched her bottom under a TV look and often rubbed his thigh when he switched gears in his car.

The most disturbing event, she told BBC Time nighthappened when Wallace responded to his front door with just one towel, which he then dropped in front of her as she went into his home to work with the book.

“I felt pretty vulnerable because I’m alone in an apartment with a man. He is naked, ”Kyle told BBC Newsnight. She added that she had signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before she started the project.

“I was worried about losing the job … because I had given up all the work for this job. So I thought to myself … I’ll just try to navigate this, (I) just try to push through, ”she said. “It was just really upsetting.”

A statement from Wallace’s lawyers to BBC News said: “Our client has denied that he has been involved in such behavior, and he specifically denies any sexual behavior with Kyle.”