Giada Laurentiis He talks about the sexist commentary she received from a famous colleague in the culinary world.

Reminded of approaching Mario Batali In 2005 for the writing of the preface for her first cook, only to heal only in tears in his answer, which in essence, it meant that she owed her success to have "big tits".

Giada de Laurentiis' Revelation comes years after Mario Batali career declined for exposure that are detailed states about sexual harassment and attack from four different women.

In an honest new interview, Giada de Laurentiis recalled the meeting in which the men's former prominent chef, Mario Batali, once told her she owed her success not her skills, but her body.

The starfare star recalled in 2005. that they acceded to a preface for her book, everyday Italian: 125 simple and delicious recipes, given that he had been well respecting and had already had a working relationship with him for a number of years.

However, what he wrote deeply hurt Laurentiis as he knocked down her achievements with sexist substracts, as he complained.

"When I read it, I cried," Super chef was discovered during her appearance to "in the menu" podcast, by The American sun.

She added, "I realized he was basically he arrived where I got, and I had this little success, because I have big tits, and he would have a breast."

Shocked Laurentiis's account, the podcast hosts Samah Dada brought whether they were driving really written such rude words in the preface.

In response, Laurentiis assured not to speak a lie, adding, "Yes, because I'm like, a joke, is he?"

She then explained further that they did not think that he was not an important importance in the culinary world.

"Him, I was like a little joke, so I called my editor, and I was in tears. I'm like:" I can't use this clearly! "So what do I do now?" Laurentis also recounted.

Knowing that he cannot use these comments and seemingly that no one else will be addressed, Laurentiis team ultimately decided to best cut their own remarks and send them to the approval.

"We copied him, but I will never forget that it was basically what a lot of people understood, so they look at her," Laurentis added.

All this fell before they were flattered by heavy allegations about sexual harassment and opposite who quickly pulled out their sometime booming career in the culinary world.

During the decade after the alleged prix, Batali became the subject of the exhibition that cited sexually upset and attacked four women.

The article, which announced Eater New YorkHe claimed that "Molto Mario" star swung the breasts of a single indictee with his bare hands on the wine auction, during which the wine is spilled.

The second indictment alleges that he had grabbed her from behind him from behind during the time she worked for him, while the remaining two described similar incidents associated with race.

When the allegations appeared, they encouraged additional individuals who claimed that victims of Batali appear to appear with their own stories.

Finally, over two dozen women suffered similar inappropriate works in the hands of Batalia, which led to sexual harassment in the New York Prosecution Office.