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<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\nOver the years, \u2018MasterChef\u2019 has brought the most beautiful blend of the culinary world and the entertainment industry. And with every new chapter of this cooking show, something different is given to the audience. This time around, the new chapter is marked with the inclusion of a new co-host, Irish chef Anna Haugh, who will be seen alongside food critic Grace Dent, replacing predecessors Gregg Wallace and John Torode.<\/p>\n Anna Haugh is currently the executive head chef and owner of Myrtle Restaurant. Born in Dublin in 1980, Anna Haugh is the youngest of four children. She comes from a family that shares a love for food and the culinary arts. As a matter of fact, it was Anna\u2019s mother who taught her to cook. \u201cMy mother sowed so many seeds, teaching me all about cooking,\u201d Anna told RT\u00c9. Not just this, her father used to take her, along with her other siblings, to local food markets regularly.She further trained at TU Dublin\u2019s School of Culinary Arts and Food Technology, and then made a career in the respective industry. In 2024, Anna Haugh expanded the empire with The Wee Sister Wine Bar.\u201cCooking is in my bones. Cooking is a vocation. It\u2019s how I very much identify myself as a person, and as time goes by, that is more and more the case,\u201d said Anna once, according to The Sun.<\/p>\n \u2018MasterChef\u2019 is not Anna Haugh\u2019s first small-screen stunt. She\u2019s a regular face on \u2018Saturday Kitchen\u2019 and a resident chef on \u2018Morning Live.\u2019 Also, she was the co-host of \u2018One\u2019s Royal Recipes\u2019 for two seasons alongside Michael Buerk between 2017 and 2018.In 2020, she won an episode of \u2018Snackmasters.\u2019 Thereafter, between 2021 and 2022, Anna was one of the main chefs on \u2018Ready Steady Cook.\u2019Even when it comes to \u2018MasterChef,\u2019 Anna replaced Monica Galetti as a judge in 2022 on \u2018MasterChef: The Professionals.\u2019 In 2025, Anna Haugh\u2019s Big Irish Food Tour made headlines.<\/div>\nWho is the new MasterChef co-host, Anna Haugh?<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
Anna Haugh\u2019s earlier television shows<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n