4um: Giada De Laurentiis Reportedly Shacking Up With Bobby Flay: Sources Say Dating, Cheating Rumors Panned Out After All

Title: Giada De Laurentiis Reportedly Shacking Up With Bobby Flay: Sources Say Dating, Cheating Rumors Panned Out After All
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Published: Oct 23, 2015
Author: Brad Ryder
Post Date: 2015-10-23 16:47:35 by BTP Holdings
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Giada De Laurentiis Reportedly Shacking Up With Bobby Flay: Sources Say Dating, Cheating Rumors Panned Out After All

Giada De Laurentiis and Bobby Flay are going to be roomies, this according to the latest rumors about the celebrity chefs' alleged post-divorce romance.

Giada and Bobby have been the center of cheating rumors for a time now. Reportedly, both Food Network stars stepped outside their marriages, which led to their spouses pulling the plugs on their nuptials. Celeb Dirty Laundry says De Laurentiis and Flay are taking things to the next level and may be sharing a residence together soon.

Giada De Laurentiis finalized her divorce with Todd Thompson in September. The couple was married for 11 years before they pulled the plug on their vows. Allegedly, De Laurentiis had an affair with Flay and has been reportedly linked to Matt Lauer in the past.

As Starpulse pointed out in previous coverage, Giada had to ante up her "$3.2 million home and $9,000-per-month child support payments" as part of the divorce settlement. Additionally, she paid her ex-husband a whopping $5 million, which represents his cut of her book advances.

Apparently, they didn't have a prenuptial agreement, and Thompson made out like a fat rat. As consolation, Giada bought her a 5,000 square-foot home in Pacific Palisades, reportedly worth $6 million -- and twice as size as the family signed over to Todd. The home sits on a large expanse of land and is equipped with appliances fit for a cooking connoisseur -- or two.

TMZ caught up with the petite Italian beauty recently as she was departing an airport on her return from a "decompression" vacation. As the photographer noted, "she looked good" and healthy as a recent divorcee.

Meanwhile, Bobby Flay put his Manhattan-based Chelsea Mercantile apartment on the real estate market. Reportedly, the swanky residence has a price tag of nearly $8 million, according to New York's Page Six.

Giada De Laurentiis-Bobby Flay dating rumors have not been confirmed, at least not from the horses' mouths or their handlers. It sounds plausible that they are turning toward one another after their marriages fell apart.

Furthermore, it wouldn't be unusual for them to shack up if they are following in the path of love. Besides, why would a single mom need such a large piece of property -- unless, of course, she has plans to have one more egg to fry?

Skeptics are not so sure about the "moving in" part of this story. Some think Bobby has ulterior motives, and may be simply using Giada to further his business plans.

Industry insiders say Flay has plans to become a major shareholder in Spartina, a restaurant hotspot that is popular among affluent guests in Melrose. His move with Giada could simply be a temporary living arrangement until he lands a bachelor pad.

Giada and Bobby should be able whip up some fantastic food dishes in the kitchen. Both are top notch chefs. (4 images)

FNC has been a prime mover of bringing homosexuals and lesbians into 'mainstream limelight' by promoting them on the majority of all of their shows.

Watch any of their given shows and there will be a flaming queer shouting "I am a flaming queer and a great cook!"

I don't know what cable company you have, but mine shows FNC shows that show people how to cook, have great recipes, and have pretty fun cooking contests such as "Chopped".

Perhaps I'm tuning in at the wrong (or perhaps right) times, I've never seen a flaming queer on the channel in my years of watching it.

So you've been watching chopped for years and don't know that the host is a homosexual?

Sorry Food Network…enough is enough

[SEE Food Network Response at bottom of article!]

I have long been a fan of the Food Network, especially the show “Chopped,” where 4 chefs compete to make a meal in a set amount of time with mystery ingredients in a basket.

But lately, with the new season, the channel has gone into full assault mode with a rabidly gay agenda.

I was set to watch my DVR’d episode of Chopped a few days a go, and one of the 4 chefs was a man by day, drag queen and chef by night. And another recent episode had a woman chef, whose goal was to win the $10K so she could marry her girlfriend.

The bio went so far as to show the women kissing…on the mouth. I stopped both episodes and deleted, then deleted Chopped from the “Series Recording.”

Then, I knew I needed to write the network. It may avail nothing, but yet I had to write.

Here is the letter:

Dear Food Network,
I realize I am just one person, so this may be an exercise in futility. You have been one of my favorite channels, and Chopped has been my favorite show on the Food Network.
But the last 2 episodes I found so offensive, I deleted them from my DVR after just the first few minutes and have deleted Chopped from my series recording.
I realize many channels, in an effort to advance the “Cable Positive” vision, are implementing gay characters and a pro-gay message. I love ALL people, but I believe in a biblical worldview. I don’t enjoy seeing same sex folks kissing and chefs in drag.
It has nothing to do with hate; it has everything to do with my faith and values.
Let me be clear: I believe EVERYONE has sinned and fallen short of God’s glory and standards. That includes me and and my friends…should they choose a heterosexual or homosexual lifestyle.
I am a writer, editor, and talk show host, and am doing all I can to uphold solid, biblical values: to love God and people and be an instrument of His grace.
Unfortunately, I won’t be watching your channel in the future, and I will tell friends and followers why. Again, I bear no ill-will nor hatred for anyone.
But some things are worth standing up for, and to the best of my ability, I choose to do what pleases God.
Although I don’t expect one email from one person to sway your determination to impose your agenda, perhaps it’s a start. My listening audience is a paltry 100- 200K…not large. But they will know and be informed.
I am so sad that I cannot simply watch a wonderful show, with talented chefs, many of whom cook for causes.
By the way, my favorite Chopped episode of all time was the show where Lance, the Evangelical Christian, won the redemption re-match and then gave money to the runner-up to see her dying grandmother in France.
That was so moving — I watched it several times and had friends watch.
Unfortunately, the Food Network has chosen a different, stringently pro-gay agenda to showcase…and lost a formerly faithful viewer.
With great sadness,
Tamara Jackson

I have had many conversations with Conservative friends who write, edit, and are in media. We all are seeing a “full court press” by the secular humanists and those advancing this rabidly pro-gay agenda. Everyone I talk to agrees that this is a spiritual battle, and it’s just beginning.

I have been called vile names on Twitter, merely for supporting Phil Robertson and his family.

And I suspect it will get worse.

Consider this a heads up: several media outlets and networks are implementing their strategy to “re-train” a new generation of American who will be tolerant of any and all morals except those of Conservative people of faith.

Breaking: I received these comments from the Food Network QA Facebook account on my Facebook page. I am waiting from a verification of this account from Food Network. One informant said it may not be an “official FN account.”

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