Meghan Markle is set to return as a guest judge on Junior MasterChef when the series comes back to screens in 2027 after a six-year break. Channel 10 and the Duchess of Sussex announced the appearance, which will see her join host Poh Ling Yeow in guiding young cooks. Meghan appeared as a guest judge on an episode of MasterChef Australia earlier this year. She said she was excited to work with the young contestants. Viewers who watched her earlier appearance on social media praised her genuine and engaging manner.
Meghan Markle will co-host Network 10's Junior MasterChef Australia, marking the program's return after six years. The Duchess of Sussex will judge alongside Poh Ling Yeow. Markle said it was an easy yes to return and work with the young talent. Filming will take place at the MasterChef Australia Kitchen in Melbourne for a few weeks in 2027, with the show airing that year.
Angus suspects Oliver of faking tears on My Kitchen Rules, but Oliver laughs off the accusation. He says his emotions rose up while cooking the food his Italian grandfather taught him. Harrison says Angus and Simon have been stirring up trouble with the other team, and he thinks it could backfire on them. This week, Oliver sings opera to ease the tension. Harrison and Oliver also hope to work together on a television series or open a restaurant one day.
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Adam Liaw says his new ABC show Recipe Of The Year aims to celebrate the stories behind each dish, not just the food. Co-host Pia Miranda joins him, with Country Women's Association judge Ellice Schrader, to find the best recipe from 20 home cooks. Each dish is judged the way a family meal would be, with everyone sharing and voting. Liaw says the series favours comfort meals, budget dishes and family recipes. The show airs Sundays at 7:30pm on ABC and ABC iView, and has inspired him to bake weekly with his daughter Anna, 10.
