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Bobby Flay has signed a new deal with Food Network! The 59-year-old chef and TV star will take on active role in the development and production of his own series through his Rock Shrimp Productions, with new episodes of his culinary competition series Beat Bobby Flay, BBQ Brawl and Bobby’s Triple Threat already in the works, via Variety. The financial details were not disclosed. However, source close to the negotiations told Variety that the new contract had a “robust” pay bump, and was the highest percentage raise for any talent at Warner Bros. Discovery. Keep reading to find out more… Bobby began at Food Network when he co-hosted Grillin’ & Chillin’, going on to star in many shows like The Flay List, Iron Chef America and Throwdown with Bobby Flay, as well as numerous specials. He has received five Daytime Emmy Awards, and in 2015, he became the first chef to be awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. “Bobby Flay’s long standing relationship with Food Network is immeasurable. He captivates our audience with his incredible culinary skill, fierce competitive spirit, and the ability to convey his deep passion for food,” Warner Bros. Discovery head of food content Betsy Ayala said in a statement. “Bobby generously shares his food philosophy while inspiring everyone to enjoy their time in the kitchen. Continuing this creative relationship with such an extraordinary talent is the perfect way to usher in the holiday season.” “I am thrilled to continue to call Food Network my home. The food world is always evolving and having this platform to connect my life’s passion with audiences is a privilege I never take for granted. Stay tuned for some incredibly exciting new shows,” Bobby said in his own statement. Find out which other TV shows just returned on Food Network!
