Aaron Grissom, Former ‘Top Chef’ Contestant, Dies at 34

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Another sad loss in 2020…

Aaron Grissom, a culinary standout who competed on season 12 of the cooking series “Top Chef,” has died. He was 34.

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Top Chef alum Aaron Grissom died after being involved in a motorcycle accident. He was 34.“Aaron Grissom died on September 8,” the Pierce County medical examiner in his native state of Washington told Us Weekly on Friday, September 11.

Add another sad death to those we’ve lost in 2020. Top Chef fans will remember Aaron Grissom as a contestant from 2014’s Boston season 12 of the Bravo cooking competition.

family are saddened to learn about the passing of Chef Aaron Grissom from Season 12: Boston," a Bravo spokesperson said in a statement. "Our deepest sympathy goes out to his family and friends."Reports out of Washington claim he recently headed the kitchen at a ramen restaurant in Tacoma, but left last summer on good terms.The News Tribune stated that Aaron also cooked for touring singers, including Billie Eilish."He had a lot going on," Aaron's business partner and friend Yu Nanakornphanom told

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