Manu Feildel quits Channel Seven after 11 years

Manu Feildel is hanging up his apron at Channel Seven.

The common TV chef will depart the community when his contract expires on the finish of this month, he confirmed to The Sydney Morning Herald. 

Feildel, 47, had been left and not using a common gig after My Kitchen Rules – the as soon as unbeatable cooking present he hosted for a decade – was cancelled final 12 months.

Despite leaving Seven, he’ll nonetheless seem on the upcoming second season of SAS Australia, which has already been filmed.

Feildel, who runs a number of companies and has his personal vary of savoury sauces along with his TV profession, mentioned he was ‘at peace with no matter occurs’ sooner or later.

‘I’m at a time of my life now the place I’m on the crossroad. Either TV goes to cease and I’m going to maintain on going with my companies that I’ve had or tv goes to vary its course,’ he mentioned.

‘I’m at peace with no matter occurs to me.’

At the peak of his success on the community, My Kitchen Rules was watched by greater than two million viewers throughout Australia every evening.

However, scores plummeted within the face of competitors from Nine’s Married At First Sight and Seven pulled the plug after the tenth season. 

Feildel offered the present alongside disgraced chef Pete Evans from 2010 to 2020, and likewise shared internet hosting duties with Colin Fassnidge.

He was a decide on Seven’s Australia’s Got Talent in 2019.

Feildel indicated in his interview with The Sydney Morning Herald that he want to work on a travel-themed cooking present sooner or later, quite than a aggressive format like My Kitchen Rules.

‘That’s the kind of TV I need to do,’ he mentioned. ‘There are smaller manufacturing firms not essentially connected to a community that approached me for just a few totally different concepts.’