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Apparently Dinner Impossible chef and TV celeb Robert Irvine is indeed an exaggerater. So he admits. But perhaps not quite so big a one as had been previously reported. Or so he claims: NEW YORK (AP) -- In a March 3 story about celebrity chef Robert Irvine, The Associated Press, relying on a statement from the Food Network, reported erroneously that Irvine said he exaggerated details of his time cooking at the White House. Irvine says he did exaggerate details regarding his work for Britain's Royal Family, but not his White House service, according to the Food Network. Maybe he should change the name of his show to Candor: Impossible. |
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