MASTERCHEF: The Professionals star Monica Galleti revealed she is no longer in contact with former stars Gregg Wallace and John Torode.

The chef, 51, has featured as a judge on the spin-off show since joining in 2009.

Monica Galetti wearing a green dress in front of a textured painting.
MasterChef star Monica Galleti revealed where she stands with former hosts Gregg Wallace and John Torode Credit: Getty
MasterChef: The Professionals judges Marcus Wareing, Gregg Wallace, and Monica Galetti standing together on set.
MasterChef: The Professionals’ long-time team: (l to r): Marcus Wareing, Gregg Wallace and Monica Galleti Credit: PA

Until 2024, Monica appeared alongside , who also fronted the regular series alongside .

In an interview with The Times , Monica was asked about “liking” a November 2024 video Gregg posted online, where he thanked fans for their support.

Monica responded: “I don’t want to discuss Gregg at all.”

Meanwhile, the star was also asked whether she still speaks to after both were axed from the BBC show.

John Torode, Marcus Wareing, Gregg Wallace and Monica Galetti posing together.
Gregg also co-hosted the regular MasterChef alongside chef John Torode (pictured far left) Credit: DHUB_Search_Shutterstock_Editorial_NUK
Gregg Wallace and Monica Galetti in MasterChef: The Professionals.
Gregg and Monica worked together from 2009 to 2024 Credit: BBC

She responded: “Not really.”

From there, the interviewer remarked it was “clearly the end of the conversation.”

Gregg, 61, was sacked by the BBC and Banijay after an independent investigation was carried out into allegations of bad behaviour on the show between 2005 and 2024.

A total of . The majority were inappropriate sexual language, although one related to unwanted touching.

But the report — the findings of which were released by Banijay — also said that two allegations against two other individuals had also been substantiated.

John, 61, that one of the complaints was against him.

He said: “I am the individual who is alleged to have used racial language on one occasion.

“I have absolutely no recollection of this and I do not believe that it happened.”