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Gregg Wallace leaves BBC after misconduct probe

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Gregg Wallace leaves BBC after misconduct probe
Key Points
  • Gregg Wallace was dismissed by the BBC in July 2024 after an investigation into 83 historical allegations of workplace misconduct, with 45 accusations upheld.
  • He sued the BBC and BBC Studios Distribution Limited for up to £10,000 in damages over alleged failure to disclose his personal data, then dropped the claim in February 2025.
  • Wallace is moving to Italy with his family, selling his Kent mansion, and studying to become an autism coach.

Wallace is now planning a new life abroad. He is moving to Italy with his family and intends to homeschool his autistic, non-verbal son Sid. According to Daily Mail - Home, Wallace said he wants to relax and ensure financial security for his family, but also leave a legacy.

He is selling his £1 million Kent mansion and plans to buy a more modest house in Yorkshire near his daughter. Wallace also plans to spend five months each year in Italy, renting different places. Additionally, he is studying to become an autism coach.

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