Gregg Wallace, 60, bizarrely does squats outside the gym as he continues to plug his personal training business – after hitting out at backlash over his autism charity appointment

Strangely, Gregg Wallace strangely dealt with mouth fights on Monday between the gym, Monday, after the dismissal of MasterChef.

The 60 -year -old server was removed from the cooking show after a BBC investigation was approved by more than 40 complaints.

And after his TV career now accepted that he was ‘finished’, Gregg proved to be his best advertisement when exhibiting fitness skills at 5.50.

Wearing a black zipper sweater, black shorts and white trainers, GregG looked in a thin form as he warmed by his car before he went to his own training session.

Later, he took Instagram stories to share a video that made more mouth fights, and the old Greengrocer grasped a heavy dumbbell and showed his power.

Recently, GREGG has continued to introduce GregG Wallace.Health and personal training services.

The 60 -year -old server was rejected from the cooking show after a BBC investigation was approved more than 40 complaints against him.

GregG recently appeared as a personal instructor and actively introduced his job after MasterChef’s departure.

On Monday morning, he also released a clip of the workplace for his services and presented ‘1 to 1 coaching’ for ‘200 £ 200 per month’.

Meanwhile, GregG also shared the answer to a Welfare Rights Counselor who defended him after reaching him to see if he could better understand the disability advice and the welfare network (Dawn) autism.

GregG was criticized by disability charities after accusing his inappropriate behavior in autism.

GREGG accused the BBC for not giving him enough support in the midst of his situation for 20 years for the company.

Many organizations rejected the allegations that the former BBC server was partially caused by the abuse, which includes the claim that he was exposed to himself when he did not wear any underwear.

60 -year -old child’s supporters, autism ‘labels and tight clothing due to autistic hypersensitivity to wear underwear’ caused the causing, and at the same time ‘filters and boundaries of boundaries,’ he said.

On Sunday, Gregg, who went to Instagram, shared a message from Charity Boss Annie Sands, where the organization returned to the criticism of supporting GregG.

He wrote: ‘We understand that the latest discussions about Dawn and Gregg Wallace lead to public interest. However, most of the criticisms against us are based on assumptions rather than the facts. Comments are not specific to the full context of our participation with GregG or the wider work we do.

After accepting that his TV career is now ‘finished’, Gregg proved to be his best advertisement when exhibiting fitness skills at 5.50 hours.

Wearing a black zipper sweater, black shorts and white trainers, GregG looked in a thin form while heated by his car before moving to his training session

Later, he took Instagram stories to share a video that made more mouth fights, and the old Greengrocer grasped a heavy dumbbell and showed his power.

In recent days, GregG has continued to introduce a healthy nutrition website.

On Monday morning, he also released a clip of the workplace for his services and offers ‘1 to 1 Coaching’ for ‘200 £ 200 per month’.

‘Dawn exists to support neurodiver individuals and we do this without prejudice or selective advocacy. GregG Wallace, like the others we support, found our guidance valuable especially as the parent of an autistic child. Our role was to help him better understand the results of his diagnosis and how he affected communication and perception.

“People should never be afraid of disclosing autism. Doing this opens the door of reasonable adjustments in the workplace and other settings required to include.

Gregg did not write a subtitle with Annie’s message. The shipment was still greeted with many comments that supported him.

GregG insisted that he had previously been ‘not trying to play the victim’ and claimed that he was partly responsible for some of his alleged behavior, because he could be perceived as ‘strange’ from time to time.

In addition, he defended the allegations that he claimed to be ‘sexualized’ – he would not wear underwear while working on the food show and as a result of the situation, ‘hypersensitivity’ was caused by his ‘hypersensitivity’, he said.

GregG resigned from the Hit BBC dinner show after complaints about his behavior and 45 of the 83 complaints were approved. A total of 41 people complained.

The investigation concluded that the majority of proven allegations about ‘inappropriate sexual language and humor’ in Wallace ‘.

This has been proved by the ‘undesirable physical contact event’ that ‘the less number of inappropriate language and dressing in the state of being confirmed’ and ‘unwanted physical contact’.

In the meantime, GregG also shared a response from a welfare rights advisor to see if he reached him to see if he could better understand the disability advice and the welfare network (Dawn) autism.

GREGG said he had previously felt that BBC has not been able to provide enough support for his situation on MasterChef for 20 years.

The MasterChef server hit the bosses in a frightening mission on his dismissal and is now reportedly reported to take the BBC to a court (he was depicted with the joint host John Torode)

Is the old old good food less? Although the server did not deny that he was guilty of some allegations, the presenter said he believes that things were ‘misunderstanding’.

GregG claimed that he was working with about 4,000 people, so only 0.5% of his work together ‘found a mistake with me’.

He said that his actions claimed that his actions were the result of learned behavior and workplace culture and that the last autism diagnosis also played a role.

I know I’m weird. I know I’m struggling to read people. I know people find me strange. Autism is a disability, a registered obstacle, ” he said.

GregG said that he had previously felt that BBC has not been able to provide enough support for his situation for his situation for 20 years on Masterchef.

“Now the neurodatorship, which is now officially diagnosed with autism, is suspected and discussed by his colleagues during numerous Masterchef season,” he said.

‘Nevertheless, nothing has been done to investigate my disability or to protect me as I have noticed that it has been a dangerous environment for more than 20 years.’