In addition to being a celebrity chef and GBBO judge, Paul Hollywood is an artist — and his medium of choice is Instagram
Paul Hollywood. Photo: paul.hollywood / Instagram If you have had the soothing joy of watching the Great British Baking Show, you’ll doubtlessly be familiar with Paul Hollywood, an intimidating and somehow unsettlingly erotic presence tasked with sampling various tarts and pastries, as well as chastising unprofessional bakers over “soggy bottoms” and stodgy cakes.
This realization did not come easily to me. Out of the Great British Baking Show’s regular stable of quirky characters, he’s not the most, uh, agreeable. He gets a little too much pleasure out of being the bad-cop judge. He gives off some voted-Leave vibes. Also, his blue eyes are disconcertingly icy. But after going on a deep dive into his personal Instagram, I can come to no other conclusion.And he’s a Motorcycle Guy. And I simply cannot look away from his inspiring midlife crisis.
Sure, he may possess some of the more unpalatable qualities of an aging dirty dog — notably, a fondness for uncouth remarks and younger girlfriends — but I respect that he knows exactly who he is. In fact, in an interview with the Times from July 2017, he went so far as to explicitly admit it: “I think I am perpetually in a midlife crisis.” And I think that’s beautiful.
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