Janet Street-Porter Recounts Fiery Clash with Christopher Biggins Before Edinburgh Fringe Reunion
Loose Women's Janet Street-Porter has recently shed light on a dramatic on-screen altercation she had with Christopher Biggins back in 2020. As she prepares to reunite with Biggins for a special performance at the Edinburgh Fringe, Janet is opening up about their past disputes and what fans can expect from their upcoming show.
In an exclusive chat with the Sunday Mail, the 77-year-old Janet Street-Porter revealed that her upcoming Edinburgh Fringe show, "Baggage: Janet Street-Porter In Conversation With Christopher Biggins," will mark her return to the stage in the city after more than 20 years. Street-Porter expressed her excitement about diving back into the Fringe scene with Biggins, reflecting on their shared history of TV appearances and their well-known personalities.
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Street-Porter and Biggins, who have both featured prominently on British television, found themselves in a heated disagreement during a Celebrity MasterChef Christmas special. Street-Porter described how their strong personalities clashed while they were separated by a wall, each tasked with creating identical pork wellingtons. The pressure of the challenge, combined with their dominant traits, led to a significant row.
The tension between the two escalated when Street-Porter became frustrated with Biggins' approach to preparing the dish. In a memorable moment from the show, Street-Porter inquired about the herbs Biggins was using, only to discover he had none. After a brief panic, Biggins located the herbs but decided to use an excessive amount, leading to further frustration from Street-Porter, who felt that the situation was not as straightforward as Biggins suggested. She candidly admitted on camera that she is "always been a boss" and has little patience for being micromanaged.
Their disagreements continued as they struggled with wrapping the pork in ham and sealing it in pastry. Street-Porter snapped at Biggins when he questioned her progress, comparing the task to "brain surgery," which drew a critical remark from judge John Torode about the thickness of their puff pastry. Despite the chaos, Street-Porter managed to outshine Biggins with her festive pie and jam and damson pudding, ultimately winning the challenge.
As Street-Porter and Biggins gear up for their Edinburgh Fringe performance, it’s clear that their dynamic is as vibrant as ever. Their shared history of contentious yet memorable moments adds a layer of anticipation to their upcoming show. Street-Porter’s candid reflection on their past interactions promises an engaging and entertaining reunion for audiences, showcasing both their formidable personalities and enduring camaraderie.
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