SH0CK: 3 Reasons reportedly convinced BBC bosses to pick This Morning’s Alison Hammond to REPLACE iconic duo Gregg Wallace & John Torode – Fans torn: Happy or Sad?

MasterChef rocked by scandal! After nearly two decades, the iconic hosting duo Gregg Wallace and John Torode have been dropped by the BBC amid a series of controversial allegati0ns, sparking a television sh0ckwave that left viewers stunned. The show now faces a real crisis: Who can save the nation’s beloved cooking brand?

In the scramble to rebuild, the BBC reportedly explored a list of big names. Industry whispers suggest stars like Gordon Ramsay and Nigella Lawson were briefly considered but were out of reach due to packed schedules and high costs.

Attention then turned to Alison Hammond – the fun, down-to-earth presenter who impressed audiences on The Great British Bake Off. Seen as warm and genuinely liked, she could inject the fresh energy MasterChef urgently needs. But to balance the format, the BBC also needs a real chef – and James Martin quickly emerged as a contender: experienced, credible, and known as a “silver fox” who appeals to middle England.

Caught in the middle of a storm, the BBC now faces two choices: bravely refresh MasterChef with Alison & James, or risk watching the once-mighty show fade from public favour.