Penny Lancaster has alleged that she was a “victim to some of the bullying and harassment behaviour” by Gregg Wallace. The model and Loose Women star, 53, says that she did not know her husband Sir Rod Stewart was going to make accusations about Wallace’s behaviour until she saw a post on Instagram.

Loose Women star Penny Lancaster opened up about how she felt after her husband Rod Stewart issued a scathing response to Gregg Wallace’s firing. Wallace departed MasterChef last month after a series of complaints were made to the BBC from individuals about historical allegations of misconduct being investigated.

Penny Lancaster has said that she was a “victim” of Gregg Wallace’s “bullying and harassment”. When allegations of sexual harassment were first made against Wallace in November, Sir Rod Stewart, Lancaster’s husband, accused him of being a “tubby, bald-headed, ill-mannered bully” for “humiliating” her.

Penny Lancaster has spoken on British television for the first time regarding her husband Sir Rod Stewart's remarks about Gregg Wallace stepping down from MasterChef.The 60-year-old is currently being investigated by the BBC and the show's production company following claims of misconduct and inappropriate behaviour.

Penny Lancaster speaks out on Gregg Wallace Loose Women, ITV