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Wales Online
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Great British Bake Off star shares devastating statement as BBC drops shows
Great British Bake Off star shares devastating statement as BBC drops shows after 10 years Great British Bake Off star Nadiya Hussain has issued a sad response after the BBC decided to not renew her cooking show Celebrity chef and former Great British Bake Off champion Nadiya Hussain has opened up about the BBC choosing not to renew her cookery programme, prompting her to ponder over her decade-long career. In an emotional Instagram video, the acclaimed 40-year-old chef expressed: "The BBC have decided that they didn't want to commission my show. And for me, that was a huge turning point because it's something I've done for the past ten years." Looking to the future with optimism, Nadiya elaborated: "I was already on this steady trajectory of change and I was thinking about where I wanted my career to go, and when the BBC decided they didn't want to commission the show anymore, it really did kind of solidify everything for me, and it made me dig my heels in and think 'OK, I know where I want to be.'" Despite the recent development, Nadiya remains excited about what lies ahead, signalling a desire to take command of her own work, articulating, "It's been interesting because there have been lots of changes in my career, that I'm really excited about. "I'm excited about taking back a bit of ownership of what I do, how I do it and who I work with, and that's given me a freedom I haven't had in the last ten years", reports Surrey Live. Nadiya Hussain has reacted to the news on social media (Image: BANG Showbiz ) Article continues below Nadiya has charmed audiences with a variety of BBC series such as Nadiya Bakes, Nadiya's Fast Flavours, and Nadiya's Simple Spices, besides her guest appearances on The One Show. The BBC has conveyed its eagerness to continue its professional relationship with Nadiya going forward. A spokesperson for the broadcaster confirmed: "After several wonderful series we have made the difficult decision not to commission another cookery show with Nadiya Hussain at the moment. "Nadiya remains a much-valued part of the BBC family, and we look forward to working together on future projects." We have approached the BBC for further comment. Ever since her triumph on GBBO over ten years ago, Nadiya has enjoyed a fruitful career. Following her win, she introduced audiences to her celebrated programme, The Chronicles of Nadiya, on BBC One. The BBC has decided to axe Nadiya's cooking show (Image: Getty ) Drawing on her own experiences in TV, she gracefully took on the role of judge on Junior Bake Off. The year succeeding her GBBO success, she embarked on an eight-part series titled Nadiya's British Food Adventure. Beyond her on-screen endeavours, Nadiya has released a range of top-selling cookbooks through the years, such as Nadiya's Kitchen, Nadiya's Every Day Baking, and Cook Once, Eat Twice. Additionally, her talent extends to fiction writing, with novels like The Secret Lives of the Amir Sisters, Spreading My Wings, and Today I'm Strong to her credit. Article continues below Nadiya's Fast Flavours, Nadiya's Simple Spices, Nadiya's Everyday Baking, Nadiya Bakes, and Nadiya's Cook Once Eat Twice are all currently available to stream on iPlayer.
Yahoo
17 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
‘Bake Off' Champion Presenter Nadiya Hussain Announces On Social Media The BBC Have Axed Cookery Series
One of the BBC's best known TV chefs has announced that her cookery show has been cancelled by the broadcaster. Nadiya Hussain – a former champion on popular TV baking competition The Great British Bake Off – has made several series for the BBC, including Nadiya Bakes, Nadiya's Fast Flavours and Nadiya's Simple Spices. More from Deadline Trump Vs Musk Gets BBC 'Have I Got News For You' Treatment After Meltdown Occurs During Recording Kim Kardashian Robbery Spotlighted In BBC Three Doc; Canal+ & Netflix Partner In Sub-Saharan Africa; 'Jaws' Documentary; Netflix Buys Japanese Show - Global Briefs BBC Content Chief Latest: Race To Replace Charlotte Moore Nears Final Two, As Zai Bennett Drops Out & New Candidates Emerge However, the presenter took to Instagram Thursday to announce: 'The BBC have decided that they didn't want to commission a show. And for me, that was a huge turning point because it's something I've done for the past 10 years. 'I was already on this steady trajectory of change and I was thinking about where I wanted my career to go, and when the BBC decided they didn't want to commission the show anymore, it really did kind of solidify everything for me, and it made me dig my heels in and think 'OK, I know where I want to be'.' BBC News website quotes a spokesperson for the broadcaster confirming: 'After several wonderful series we have made the difficult decision not to commission another cookery show with Nadiya Hussain at the moment.' The statement continued: 'Nadiya remains a much-valued part of the BBC family, and we look forward to working together on future projects.' Hussain's other series for the BBC have included Nadiya's Everyday Baking and Nadiya's Cook Once Eat Twice, as well as the documentary Nadiya: Anxiety and Me. Since her victory on The Great British Bake Off in 2015, Hussain has become one of the UK's most familiar cooking figures, including baking a cake to celebrate HM The Queen's 90th birthday, and writing books alongside her TV work. In the video she posted where she outlined difficulties of being a Muslim woman on screen, Hussain said she was moving in a 'positive direction', adding: 'I'm working on some new things, but for me it's about being my most authentic self, and working with people who believe my voice has a platform, and believing in my talent.' Best of Deadline 2025 TV Series Renewals: Photo Gallery 2025 TV Cancellations: Photo Gallery 'Stick' Soundtrack: All The Songs You'll Hear In The Apple TV+ Golf Series
Metro
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Bake Off legend claims she's been dropped by the BBC after 10 years on TV
Former Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain has claimed that the BBC have 'dropped' her after 10 years. The star, 40, rose to fame after winning the baking competition's sixth series, back when it still aired on BBC One, and featured Mary Berry as a judge next to last man standing Paul Hollywood. Since her 2015 win, Nadiya has become the most recognisable of the competition's winners, launching a series of cooking shows, TV appearances and cookbooks. These shows included Nadiya's Simple Spices, Nadiya's Everyday Baking, Nadiya's Cook Once, Eat Twice and more. However, her journey appears to have hit a 'turning point,' with the celebrity chef describing her reaction as the broadcaster decided not to commission her latest project. Wake up to find news on your TV shows in your inbox every morning with Metro's TV Newsletter. Sign up to our newsletter and then select your show in the link we'll send you so we can get TV news tailored to you. Addressing her fans in an emotional Instagram video post, Nadiya spoke of the 'trajectory of change' she's been on recently, and her feeling that as a Muslim woman, she isn't always supported by the industry. In the caption to the five-minute-long video, Nadiya wrote: 'Just a hello from me! Thank you to everyone for being on this journey with me, and I hope you can continue to stay on this journey with me. It wouldn't be what ibe (sic) is if it were not for you guys.' She went on to describe what had happened between herself and the BBC, revealing that 'there will be no more cookery show.' 'The BBC have decided that they didn't want to commission a show. And for me, that was a huge turning point because it's something I've done for the past 10 years. 'It was huge because I was already on this steady trajectory of change and I was thinking about where I wanted my career to go, and when the BBC decided they didn't want to commission the show anymore, it really did kind of solidify everything for me, and it made me dig my heels in and think 'OK, I know where I want to be.'' She continued: 'As a Muslim woman, I work in an industry that doesn't always support people like me or recognise my talent or full potential. 'There's a lot of gaslighting, making me feel like what's actually happening isn't happening.' She went on to say how she wanted to go on and 'work with people who believe in voices of people like me. Stories of people like me. I'm working some new things which I'm excited to tell you guys about.' In the comments below Nadiya's post, her followers shared messages of love, support and dismay at the BBC's decision. 'Thank you for using your platform and speaking up. You're not alone in this 🍉❤️' wrote maxlamanna. 'Start your own channel Nadiya. You don't need the beeb,' commented dublindeed. 'Adored you from the first moment you appeared on TV. Keep pushing for what you believe in, live your most authentic life. That is all that matters 💕' said sarahalicefloral. 'Your voice has a platform. No need for the beeb. Be you! 💕' said leannepowell1. A BBC spokesperson told The Mirror: 'After several wonderful series we have made the difficult decision not to commission another cookery show with Nadiya Hussain at the moment.' However, the BBC's comment does not rule out a future collaboration with the star. 'Nadiya remains a much-valued part of the BBC family, and we look forward to working together on future projects.' Elsewhere in the video, Nadiya spoke of how she had been struggling to post about food recently, due to her feelings on the situation in Gaza, and being 'unwell.' Last year, the mum-of-three revealed that she had been diagnosed with two autoimmune diseases after feeling 'sick and unwell.' She did not specify which conditions she had been diagnosed with, but said that she would speak more when she has a 'better handle' on them. In a video on Instagram, Nadiya explained: 'Over the course of two years, I've been quite unwell. I've just been getting quite sick. 'And over the course of the two years, I've been diagnosed with two autoimmune diseases, which I'm not going to go into now. 'I will go into in the future when I know more about it, and when I have a better handle on it and when I understand it a little bit better. 'But till then I cannot express the importance of listening to your body, of taking care of yourself.' Last year, she also sparked concern from fans after posting a picture of an empty cup of tea on Instagram. More Trending 'Sometimes. Some things have to end. In order to find love. That might be all the love you ever needed. '#Love #hearts #surprises #end #beginning,' she captioned the post – which contained a broken heart at the bottom of its mug. View More » has reached out to the BBC and Nadiya's representatives for comment. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: Psychological thriller labelled a 'masterpiece' free to stream on BBC iPlayer MORE: TV fans have days to binge BBC's 'best crime drama' before return MORE: Casualty declares major incident as first look is revealed
Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
BBC star says broadcaster has axed her popular shows after decade on screen
The popular star claims that the TV industry 'doesn't always support Muslim women like me' Nadiya Hussain has revealed that her cookery shows have been dropped by the BBC after a decade on air. The TV chef has fronted several food series for the BBC since winning The Great British Bake Off in 2015 - when the show was on BBC1 - including Nadiya Bakes, Nadiya's Fast Flavours and Nadiya's Simple Spices. But in a video post on Instagram, Hussain said BBC bosses had "decided they didn't want to commission the show any more", which she described as a "huge turning point'. A BBC spokesperson said: "After several wonderful series we have made the difficult decision not to commission another cookery show with Nadiya Hussain at the moment. "Nadiya remains a much-valued part of the BBC family, and we look forward to working together on future projects.' Suggesting that the TV industry 'doesn't always support Muslim women like me', the mother-of-three told her followers: "The BBC have decided that they didn't want to commission a show. And for me, that was a huge turning point because it's something I've done for the past 10 years. "I was already on this steady trajectory of change and I was thinking about where I wanted my career to go, and when the BBC decided they didn't want to commission the show anymore, it really did kind of solidify everything for me, and it made me dig my heels in and think 'OK, I know where I want to be'.' She added: 'As a Muslim woman, I work in an industry that doesn't always support people like me or recognise my talent or full potential. "There's a lot of gaslighting, making me feel like what's actually happening isn't happening." Nadiya's other series for the BBC have included Everyday Baking and Nadiya's Cook Once Eat Twice, which focused on leftovers, as well as the documentary Nadiya: Anxiety and Me. She remains one of the best known contestants to have appeared on Bake Off, and is the only one to have carved out a career as a TV presenter off the back of it.
The Irish Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
BBC reveal they've cancelled Bake Off star's show after ten years on air
A GREAT British Bake Off star's BBC show has been cancelled after ten years on air. 4 The BBC has decided not to a renew a cooking show with Nadiya Hussain Credit: BBC 4 She was crowned Bake Off winner back in 2015 Credit: BBC 4 Nadiya went on to TV presenting career after her victory Credit: BBC Taking to Instagram, Nadiya shared a post revealing the news to her followers. She penned: "The BBC have decided that they didn't want to commission a show. "And for me, that was a huge turning point because it's something I've done for the past 10 years. "I was already on this steady trajectory of change and I was thinking about where I wanted my career to go, and when the BBC decided they didn't want to commission the show anymore, it really did kind of solidify everything for me, and it made me dig my heels in and think 'OK, I know where I want to be'." Read more on Bake Off The star said she was moving in a "positive direction", remarking: "I'm working on some new things, but for me it's about being my most authentic self, and working with people who believe my voice has a platform, and believing in my talent." A BBC spokesperson said: "After several wonderful series we have made the difficult decision not to commission another cookery show with Nadiya Hussain at the moment." Their statement added: "Nadiya remains a much-valued part of the BBC family, and we look forward to working together on future projects." Some of the star's past programmes include Nadiya's Fast Flavours, Nadiya's Simple Spices and Nadiya Bakes. Most read in Reality Since winning Bake Off, the star has gone on to enjoy a successful TV career. However, Nadiya previously revealed she The Great British Bake Off in the years after winning Nadiya Hussain on life since Bake Off, dealing with anxiety, and the importance of representation However, this was for a very specific reason. Speaking to , she said: "I stopped watching a few years ago, because working in telly ruins the viewing experience – I pick it apart in a way I never used to." Nadiya was one of the last Bake Off winners while it aired on the BBC . As fans will recall, the show would later move to Channel 4 in 2017. This is also saw Dame Prue Leith take over from Dame Mary Berry to join Paul Hollywood as a judge. The Great British Bake Off airs on Channel 4 . 4 Nadiya described the decision as "a huge turning point" Credit: PA
