Yanin Campos, a former MasterChef México contestant and TikTok influencer, died on Monday at the age of 38. She died in the hospital two days after a car accident in her home city of Chihuahua, Mexico, Mexican newspaper El Financiero reported.

Former “MasterChef México” contestant and rising TikTok star Yanin Campos has died at 38. The acclaimed chef was driving her car in Chihuahua, México over the weekend when she collided with a parked car, the Mexican Secretariat of Public Security told El Financiero.

Yanin Campos, who was a contestant on the competitive cooking TV series “MasterChef” has died. She was 38. According to the Spanish-language news site El Financiero, Campos was in her hometown of Chihuahua, Mexico, on Aug. 2 when she lost control of the vehicle she was driving and hit a parked car.

Gregg Wallace and John Torode were both sacked last month after a report into conduct on the cooking show upheld allegations against them. The BBC decided to still show this year's amateur series - filmed before they were sacked - saying it was "the right thing to do" for the chefs who took part.

A former MasterChef winner has come out in support of sacked presenter John Torode. Thomasina Miers, who won the 2005 reboot of the BBC show, said the former host was “incredibly nurturing and supportive” towards contestants.

MasterChef viewers were left fuming as they tuned into the new series of the BBC show, with many admitting they had to 'switch off' just minutes into the first episode