His full statement from the article conveys just how ‚deeply sorry‘ he really is (bold added by me for emphasis):
>‘**For eight months, my family and I have lived under a cloud. Trial by media, fuelled by rumour and clickbait. None of the serious allegations against me were upheld**. I challenged the remaining issue of unwanted touching, but have had to accept a difference in perception, and I am deeply sorry for any distress caused. It was never intended.
>‘I’m relieved that the Banijay report fully recognises that my behaviour changed profoundly in 2018. Some of my humour and language missed the mark. I never set out to harm or humiliate. I always tried to bring warmth and support to MasterChef, on screen and off.
>‘After nearly 20 years on the show, I now see that certain patterns, shaped by traits I’ve only recently begun to understand, may have been misread. I also accept that more could have been done, by others and by myself, to address concerns earlier.
>**‘A late autism diagnosis has helped me understand how I communicate and how I’m perceived. I’m still learning.** Banijay have given me great support, and I thank them. But **in the end, the BBC left me exposed to trial by media and the damage it leaves in its wake.**
>‘To those who’ve shown kindness, thank you. It mattered. **This has been brutal. For a working-class man with a direct manner, modern broadcasting has become a dangerous place. I was the headline this time. But I won’t be the last.**
>‘There will be more casualties if the BBC continues down this path, where protecting its legacy matters more than protecting people. For my part, with full legal support, I will consider my next move.’
boredlady819 on
“Casualties”! BARF
TheGardenBlinked on
Yawn. Bye Greggg. Enjoy Total War.
Devilofchaos108070 on
Harassment, I’m guessing?
jakech on
He’s a fake, pushy, egotistical little twat. I feel sorry for anyone who’s ever had to interact with him.
CarolinaPanthers2015 on
Well, while he has since just apologized after seeing all of those 45 allegations being upheld against him, um, it’s just very much too little, too late for him at this point. I mean, while it has yet to be seen at this point whether Gregg Wallace will be indeed guilty in all of the allegations that are being brought against him, um, of course at the very least Mr. Wallace is just OFFICIALLY 100% ABSOLUTELY guilty in the court of public opinion after seeing him lose his job as presenter of the British version of „Masterchef“ and fumbling just very, very, very hard at his supposed defense at autism. So um, well……yeah. It should be safe for all of us to say that Gregg Wallace’s career has just officially been cooked. LITERALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Investigate3_11 on
Ever since that guy tweeted at Greg (yeah Greg, the proper spelling of that name) asking for a retweet over some charity awareness and he got all shitty, I knew he was an insufferable prick.
orbjo on
He really puts the gross in grocer
Douglasqqq on
He was deeply innocent a moment ago.
shelstropp on
Watching him on Masterchef used to make me feel sick. He ate like a pig. Zero manners. Slurping the food.
Hawkwise83 on
After 1 incident you are deeply sorry. After 45 you are a huge piece of shit and get fucked.
Steelhorse91 on
So glad he’s off the TV: “Ooo a documentary about a factory that I might be interested in? Oh no it’s Gregg Wallace presenting this one, he’s just going to talk over everyone during the factory tour, make terrible jokes, and then do an overdub over the B roll, that’s completely incorrect about the whole process he was shown”… Apparently his personality is so grating and inappropriate, that he’s actually banned from every Nestle site, globally. After one factory tour.
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Deeply sorry… for getting caught
His full statement from the article conveys just how ‚deeply sorry‘ he really is (bold added by me for emphasis):
>‘**For eight months, my family and I have lived under a cloud. Trial by media, fuelled by rumour and clickbait. None of the serious allegations against me were upheld**. I challenged the remaining issue of unwanted touching, but have had to accept a difference in perception, and I am deeply sorry for any distress caused. It was never intended.
>‘I’m relieved that the Banijay report fully recognises that my behaviour changed profoundly in 2018. Some of my humour and language missed the mark. I never set out to harm or humiliate. I always tried to bring warmth and support to MasterChef, on screen and off.
>‘After nearly 20 years on the show, I now see that certain patterns, shaped by traits I’ve only recently begun to understand, may have been misread. I also accept that more could have been done, by others and by myself, to address concerns earlier.
>**‘A late autism diagnosis has helped me understand how I communicate and how I’m perceived. I’m still learning.** Banijay have given me great support, and I thank them. But **in the end, the BBC left me exposed to trial by media and the damage it leaves in its wake.**
>‘To those who’ve shown kindness, thank you. It mattered. **This has been brutal. For a working-class man with a direct manner, modern broadcasting has become a dangerous place. I was the headline this time. But I won’t be the last.**
>‘There will be more casualties if the BBC continues down this path, where protecting its legacy matters more than protecting people. For my part, with full legal support, I will consider my next move.’
“Casualties”! BARF
Yawn. Bye Greggg. Enjoy Total War.
Harassment, I’m guessing?
He’s a fake, pushy, egotistical little twat. I feel sorry for anyone who’s ever had to interact with him.
Well, while he has since just apologized after seeing all of those 45 allegations being upheld against him, um, it’s just very much too little, too late for him at this point. I mean, while it has yet to be seen at this point whether Gregg Wallace will be indeed guilty in all of the allegations that are being brought against him, um, of course at the very least Mr. Wallace is just OFFICIALLY 100% ABSOLUTELY guilty in the court of public opinion after seeing him lose his job as presenter of the British version of „Masterchef“ and fumbling just very, very, very hard at his supposed defense at autism. So um, well……yeah. It should be safe for all of us to say that Gregg Wallace’s career has just officially been cooked. LITERALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ever since that guy tweeted at Greg (yeah Greg, the proper spelling of that name) asking for a retweet over some charity awareness and he got all shitty, I knew he was an insufferable prick.
He really puts the gross in grocer
He was deeply innocent a moment ago.
Watching him on Masterchef used to make me feel sick. He ate like a pig. Zero manners. Slurping the food.
After 1 incident you are deeply sorry. After 45 you are a huge piece of shit and get fucked.
So glad he’s off the TV: “Ooo a documentary about a factory that I might be interested in? Oh no it’s Gregg Wallace presenting this one, he’s just going to talk over everyone during the factory tour, make terrible jokes, and then do an overdub over the B roll, that’s completely incorrect about the whole process he was shown”… Apparently his personality is so grating and inappropriate, that he’s actually banned from every Nestle site, globally. After one factory tour.