The host has addressed claims that he offended his colleagues
Gregg Wallace has spoken out after leaving a popular BBC show, following allegations of rudeness towards staff. After hosting Inside The Factory for seven seasons, Wallace has said he stepped down to care for his four-year-old autistic son.
Wallace has since spoken out, saying that he didn't realise that what he considered to be jokes could also be upsetting, and that he never set out to hurt anyone, reports Birmingham Live. He also highlighted that times have changed and certain things are more controversial. Since then, the MasterChef presenter has addressed the claims. He told the same publication: "I've enjoyed doing [Inside The Factory] for a number of years and I've done hundreds of factories.
Top showbiz news The much-loved presenter also touched on his success but accepted that times had changed and certain things could be controversial. He added: "Things change, they evolve. So they should. We should be more careful.
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