Gregg Wallace has always given the impression that he’s a bit of a tw@t. I mean, who could forget the time he got upset at a guy on Twitter who was asking for help raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support:
Well the Masterchef Judge left no doubt as to how much of a prat he is after being the focus of The Daily Telegraph’s ‘Saturday Regime’ feature this past weekend. It went viral after it was shared by @edcumming, and is really one of the most fascinatingly tone-deaf, Patridgian things you will ever read:
(Make sure to zoom in to enjoy in full – it’s a must-read)
The reaction online just about sums it up:
A day in the life of Gregg Wallace.
Rise at 5am. Behave like a pompous pratt all day.
Remind yourself that your autistic son wasn’t planned but you’re stuck with him now so you’ll have to at least make an attempt to acknowledge his existence at some point.
In bed by 8pm. pic.twitter.com/1mCRyIG6Kd
— Higgy (@Conkers999) February 6, 2024
The Gregg Wallace piece below is amazing. https://t.co/UnezIL4zve pic.twitter.com/A3uqUeQLXI
— Tim Brannigan (@tim_brannigan) February 6, 2024
Nobody:
Gregg Wallace doing literally anything to avoid spending time with the non-verbal autistic son he never wanted: pic.twitter.com/SdY8S3JqPU
— Mark (@mrkphllps1) February 6, 2024
Gregg Wallace thinks he’s ‘a better father now he’s older’ but still prefers to spend more time playing video games each day than with his 4 year old autistic son, who he wants to make clear he really didn’t want in the first place. How low was his bar first time around, Jesus https://t.co/BDDrEE0SPG
— Pit Pony (@pitponyband) February 6, 2024
Imagine being that person at the gym who has to get there half an hour early so Gregg Wallace can have a solitary swim, or his PA that has to go to Harvester every Saturday morning and watch him eat his bacon and eggs 🥓🥚 pic.twitter.com/4UTJKZdabT
— Anna (@AnnaSkrebels) February 5, 2024
What a guy. It’s crazy to think that this feature will have been edited by The Daily Telegraph and Gregg Wallace still managed to come out of it looking like a prized bell end. Now admittedly it must be pretty awesome doing whatever you want and living for yourself all weekend, especially as a married man with a child, but devoting just 1.5 hours to your autistic son? After admitting you didn’t want him in the first place? He’s aware this lad is going to be able to read these comments for himself one day, right?
Someone have a word…
For more accidental Partridge, check out the time Cliff Richard accidentally fat-shamed Alison Hammond HERE.
