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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Matt tebbutt says masterchef exit could have been handled a lot better - The Untold Story

Matt Tebbutt
  • Matt Tebbutt has revealed he was "really upset" about leaving his MasterChef hosting role.
  • He was initially announced as the replacement for Gregg Wallace on MasterChef: The Professionals.
  • Tebbutt was expected to join judges Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti.
  • In February, he confirmed he would not be returning to a full-time judging position.
  • Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s The Food Programme, Tebbutt stated his exit "could have been handled a lot better."

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Matt Tebbutt breaks silence on MasterChef exit: ‘I was really upset’

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