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New Era for MasterChef: Irish Chef Anna Haugh Joins
22 Apr
Summary
- Anna Haugh, an Irish chef, is the new co-host of MasterChef.
- She owns Myrtle Restaurant and expanded with The Wee Sister Wine Bar.
- Haugh has prior television experience on shows like Ready Steady Cook.
Irish chef Anna Haugh has been announced as the new co-host of 'MasterChef,' joining food critic Grace Dent. This marks a new chapter for the culinary entertainment show.
Haugh, who was born in Dublin in 1980, is the owner and executive head chef of Myrtle Restaurant. She also expanded her ventures in 2024 with The Wee Sister Wine Bar.
With a passion for cooking described as 'in my bones,' Haugh has a notable television presence. She has appeared on 'Saturday Kitchen' and 'Morning Live,' co-hosted 'One's Royal Recipes,' and was a chef on 'Ready Steady Cook.'
Her prior 'MasterChef' involvement includes a role as a judge on 'MasterChef: The Professionals' in 2022. Haugh's culinary journey has also been highlighted in 'Anna Haugh's Big Irish Food Tour' in 2025.
