Former MasterChef judge Melissa Leong has opened up about her recent split from her general practitioner (GP).
In his last column for StellarThe 42-year-old woman revealed that she stopped visiting her regular doctor.
‘I’m not bitter or anything; “Some things take their own course, as you know, and I wish you the best,” he wrote.
He also urged fans to make good use of medical professionals and not skip regular check-ups.
“Ignoring that little inconvenience that you need to get a checkup is not what the doctor ordered,” Melissa continued.
Former MasterChef judge Melissa Leong (pictured) has opened up about her recent split from her GP.
‘And while you’re there, remember to be kind; Our doctors, nurses, and administrative staff took a beating during Covid, and they really deserve to be shown a little (or a lot) of care in everything they do.
It comes after Melissa recently headlined a new three-part documentary series about Australia’s healthcare system.
The TV star appeared in new SBS documentary series The Hospital: In The Deep End alongside Samuel Johnson and Costa Georgiadis.
Melissa was removed from MasterChef Australia last year amid rumors of a feud between her and fellow judges Andy Allen and the late Jock Zonfrillo, which she has denied.
Melissa was removed from MasterChef Australia last year amid rumors of a feud between her and fellow judges Andy Allen and the late Jock Zonfrillo, which she has denied.
The food critic went on to present the MasterChef spin-off series Dessert Masters alongside Amaury Guichon.
Her excitement was palpable when she recently spoke to Daily Mail Australia about her new job as a presenter on Dessert Masters, describing it as a “dream come true”.
Additionally, she announced that she would be hosting UFC Fight Week on Kayo Sports and Foxtel.
He recently fronted a new SBS documentary series about Australia’s healthcare system titled The Hospital: In The Deep End.