Gregg Wallace's daughter gets married in countryside wedding
Gregg Wallace's daughter Libby married Alex Marsden on Saturday (10.10.26).
Gregg Wallace's daughter is married.
Libby, 29, and Alex Marsden tied the knot on Saturday (10.10.26), with the ex-MasterChef host sharing photos from the newlyweds' special day on Instagram on Monday (12.10.26).
In one joyous shot, the bride wowed in a beautiful white strapless wedding dress with a fitted lace bodice and a flowing skirt, along with a veil, as she held on to a bouquet of flowers and laughed towards Gregg, who donned a grey suit and brown shoes.
The 61-year-old former BBC star, who has Libby with his late ex-wife Denise Lovell, leaned towards her with a smile as they stood in the countryside venue's cobblestone courtyard.
Gregg also shared a look at the rustic venue, which featured rows of gold chairs and was lit with fairy lights and candles, the couple's personalised napkins, printed with "Libby and Alex 10.10.2026", and a sign that read: "Welcome to our next chapter".
The upload's caption read: "My Libby Lilly Wallace is now Mrs Marsden. So proud x (sic)."
He added: "Couldn't be more proud of my beautiful and clever little girl. More pictures to follow."
In the post's comments section, Libby penned: "Ahhhhh I’M MARRIED!!! It was perfect (sic)."
She and Alex got engaged in Copenhagen, Denmark, in October 2024 after two years of dating.
As well as Libby, Gregg has a 33-year-old son named Tom with former pastry chef Denise, who died in 2017.
In August, the ex-greengrocer announced he is set to become a grandad.
Taking to Instagram, Gregg posted an ultrasound photo, with the caption: "Grandad. This is my granddaughter. I’m going to be a grandfather."
He did not reveal if it was Libby or Tom who is expecting a baby.
Gregg and Denise were married from 1999 until 2004.
The former Eat Well for Less presenter tied the knot with his fourth wife, Anne-Marie Sterpini, at Hever Castle in Kent in August 2016 after three years of dating, and they welcomed son Sid in May 2019.
After almost 20 years, Gregg was dismissed from MasterChef in July 2025 following an investigation into 83 historical allegations of workplace misconduct, 45 of which were upheld.
He later brought a claim against the BBC and BBC Studios Distribution Limited for up to £10,000, alleging failures over disclosure of his personal data that caused him "distress and harassment".
A preliminary hearing into his damages claim was cancelled before it was due to take place on February 16, with a BBC spokesperson confirming the claim had been discontinued.
They said: "Shortly in advance of a hearing, due February 16, Gregg discontinued his claim.
"He is not receiving any payment in costs or damages from either BBC or BBC Studios."
A review upheld 45 of the 83 allegations against Gregg, most dating between 2005 and 2018, including one of "unwelcome physical contact".
It found the majority related to "inappropriate sexual language and humour", alongside a smaller number involving other inappropriate language and being in a state of undress.
Gregg issued an apology, saying he was "deeply sorry for any distress caused" and that he "never set out to harm or humiliate".
