Melissa Leong's career has gone from strength to strength since her exit from MasterChef Australia last year.
According to a new report, the 42-year-old is now primed for an international television career.
There are rumors that she has “attracted the attention of other international MasterChef formats, including MasterChef Asia and MasterChef Singapore,” the Herald Sun reported on Saturday.
The publication further claimed that Melissa has gained a growing fan base in the UK, South Africa and New Zealand thanks to episodes of MasterChef Australia airing worldwide.
The Channel Ten star, who has taken on a new role as a judge on Dessert Masters, hinted at big career moves in an Instagram post in December.
According to a new report, Melissa Leong (pictured) is now primed for an international television career. There are rumors that she has “attracted the attention of other international MasterChef formats, including MasterChef Asia and MasterChef Singapore.”
“For those who supported me and believed in me; a big and heartfelt thank you. And for those who didn't… you're going to absolutely hate what comes next!' she wrote in her caption.
The food critic was axed 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.
She then hosted the MasterChef spinoff series “Dessert Masters” alongside Amaury Guichon, considered the hottest pastry chef in the world.
Her excitement was palpable when she recently spoke to Chron Australia about her new gig as host on Dessert Masters, describing it as a “dream come true”.
Melissa was axed from MasterChef Australia last year amid rumors of a feud between her and fellow judges Andy Allen and the late Jock Zonfrillo (left), which she has denied
Melissa is also working on her upcoming SBS documentary series The Hospital: In The Deep End.
Additionally, she announced earlier this month that she would be hosting UFC Fight Week on Kayo Sports and Foxtel.
Melissa is also one of the names in the running to replace Better Homes and Gardens star Ed Halmagyi after it was announced he was leaving the show.
“I’m so focused on all the incredible projects,” she said.
She then hosted the MasterChef spinoff series “Dessert Masters” alongside Amaury Guichon (right), considered the hottest pastry chef in the world