Robert Irvine's Bio Pulled from Food Network Website; Wikipedia Entry Edited
"It's unfortunate if Robert embellished the extent of his culinary experiences," Food Network spokeswoman Lisa Del Colle wrote. "We are investigating the matter and taking the necessary steps to ensure the accuracy of all representations of Robert on Food Network and foodnetwork.com."
The Food Network's bio for Robert Irvine now gives an error; but you can see the Google cache.
Quote from Robert Irvine's website: "Being a part of history is great!"
Updated: Apparently someone's been updating Robert Irvine's Wikipedia entry in his favor: "User:70.17.33.105 and User:70.18.190.64 likely are the same person. He/she appears to be determined to eliminate all negative facts about Irvine, which confirms my suspicion this is one of his reps or Irvine himself."
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