Peter Andre grills a sausage days after 'chipolata-gate' in cheeky new advert
26.05.2022 - 11:07
/ ok.co.uk
Peter Andre has been pictured grilling a sausage in a cheeky new advert after his 2004 "chipolata" jibe from Rebekah Vardy resurfaced this month. Rebekah, 40, spilled on her one night stand with the Mysterious Girl singer, 49, in an interview with the News of the World in 2004.The alleged fling is said to have happened two years before the interview.The star claimed Peter's manhood was "like a miniature chipolata" in the scathing interview, which resurfaced amid her libel trial against Coleen Rooney.
And after Peter admitted he had endured years of jokes about Rebekah's words, he has now been pictured smiling while grilling up sausages and patties for a new advert with plant-based powerhouse, Beyond Meat. Peter Andre joined forces with the food company to help the UK create their ultimate BBQ in time for Jubilee weekend.
Standing in a garden, the hitmaker can be seen in an apron as he cooks up some yummy food on the grill before delightedly showing off the final products. Speaking of the new campaign, Pete said: "I'm delighted to be teaming up with Beyond Meat to inspire more people to put plant-based meat on their BBQ this summer.Their burgers sizzle on the grill and taste amazing.
"It's as easy to cook as animal meat, and is much better for the planet. Beyond Meat makes it incredibly easy to live a flexitarian lifestyle, something which myself and my family are a huge believer in." This comes after Pete took to Instagram to address the "chipolata-gate", saying he has had to endure years of jokes.
"Fifteen years this has been going on, and I kept quiet and didn't say anything, and I let everyone have their laugh and say what they wanted to say," he said. "Now, she [Rebekah] has gone to court and admitted that the story
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