Fred Sirieix and his wife, Fruitcake, appear to have shown their support to embattled TV chef Gino D’Acampo, 48, as he faces multiple claims of “inappropriate” behaviour.

The 53-year-old First Dates presenter regularly appeared with D’Acampo and Gordon Ramsay in their travel series Gordon, Gino and Fred’s Road Trip.

Sirieix and D’Acampo were due to appear together in the now shelved Gino and Fred: Emission Impossible

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The sign came as D’Acampo himself returned to Instagram sharing a video promoting his new cookbook.

In the video, the Italian chef is seen in a branch of the Asda with a kiosk selling his book where he greets and hugs fans.

“Always fantastic to meet my fans, you guys are just awesome. Thank you ASDA, for having us,” D’Acampo wrote along with the clip.

Sirieix and his wife Fruitcake joined some 28,000 others in liking the post.

Both Sirieix and his wife liked D’Acampo’s post

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While no direct statement on D’Acampo’s situation has emerged from Sirieix’s camp, the moveon social media couldperhaps signalsupport.

Last week, an ITV News investigation uncovered numerous allegations of inappropriate and intimidating behaviour by the Italian TV personality.

The channel have claimed it has evidence that shows at least one production company was aware of multiple complaints towards D’Acampo made by members of their crew.

The 48-year-old has since responded to the claims and told ITV that he “firmly denied” the allegations, adding they were “deeply upsetting”.

“I have never been made aware of these matters previously and the allegations are firmly denied. I would not do anything that I thought would upset or distress anyone,

“This is simply not in my nature. I do not recognise the version of events being put to me.

“I am a father, and husband and have worked with well over 1,500 people on around 80 productions in my career, which I have been so proud of,” he continued.

“I take such matters extremely seriously and the suggestion that I have acted in an improper way against is deeply upsetting,” D’Acampo concluded.

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