Jock Zonfrillo, a chef and decide on “MasterChef Australia,” died Sunday at the age of 46, his loved ones reported in a statement.
Zonfrillo, who was a father of 4, died in Melbourne, Australia. His household did not present further specifics about his loss of life.
“So a lot of phrases can explain him, so a lot of tales can be informed, but at this time we’re far too confused to place them into words and phrases,” his family members reported. “For those who crossed his path, turned his mate, or have been lucky ample to be his family, hold this very pleased Scot in your hearts when you have your upcoming whisky.”
Network 10 and Endemol Shine Australia also unveiled a statement on Zonfrillo’s dying and mentioned “MasterChef Australia” would not air its Year 15 premiere this week. The episode was supposed to air on Monday.
“Jock’s charisma, wicked feeling of humour, generosity, passion and adore for foodstuff and his spouse and children simply cannot be measured,” Network 10 and Endemol Glow Australia wrote in their assertion. “He will be drastically skipped.”
Jamie Oliver, who was a guest decide alongside Zonfrillo in the Period 15 premiere for “MasterChef Australia,” also made available his condolences.
Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Zonfrillo opened two of his individual award-profitable places to eat, Bistro Blackwood and Cafe Orana, in Australia. His culinary journey led to him signing up for “MasterChef Australia” as a choose in 2019.
Along with appearances on “Superstar MasterChef Australia” and “Junior MasterChef Australia,” Zonfrillo also posted a 2022 memoir titled “Previous Shot.”
