Celebrity Masterchef fans took to Twitter to complain about the same thing after Thursday evening’s episode - but do you agree? Posting on social media, many viewers pointed out that Chris Eubank received help on his dishes on the show, while Cliff Parasi wasn’t allowed any.
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One person wrote: "Love #celebritymasterchef but Chris Eubank is being lead by the hand through it… Cliff much better but given no help at all," while another added: "Why are John & Gregg helping Chris Eubank so much and not helping the other contestants? He cannot cook"
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A third person even called the episode a fix, writing: "Funnily enough, they’re not helping Cliff but told Chris Eubank what to do. Fix!" Another joked: "Why did Chris Eubank get so much help? Are the lads just afraid he’s going to punch them in the face?"
However, others took Chris’ appearance on the show with a pinch of salt (pun intended), with one fan tweeting: "Watching Chris Eubank dressed in his full garb make pasta, a cheese tuille and pesto whilst he’s being told how to make pasta, a cheese tuille and pesto has done me."
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This is one of Chris’ first television appearances since the devastating loss of his son, Sebastian, who passed away in Dubai in July 2021. At the time, he released a statement which read: "Never did I ever imagine I would write these words or experience the feeling I now have at the loss of my son.
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"He was loved and respected by all who knew him and will be forever in the thoughts of friends and family. As a family, we now kindly ask to be given space and privacy to celebrate his life and remember the son, the brother, the husband, the friend."
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