Ever since Bobby Flay and Stephanie March announced their split, there has been much speculation surrounding Bobby and Giada de Laurentiis.
Rumors and sources claim Giada de Laurentiis and Bobby Flay have been dating. And some even claim Bobby was cheating on March with de Laurentiis.
Karma is a b*tch, and Bobby might get a taste of his own medicine if he doesn’t hurry up and settle down with Giada.
Wendy Williams reignited the speculation about de Laurentiis’ love life during a cooking segment on her talk show. Wendy asked her, “Are you dating? Do you have a boyfriend? Are you in love?”
Giada was tight-lipped with her response. But according to Celebrity Dirty Laundry, the answer is YES! She does have a boyfriend…or two.
In January of this year, while still married to Todd Thompson, Giada was reportedly romantically linked to Bobby Flay and John Mayer. Giada denied the allegations, but no one believes her.
Even Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen prodded the celebrity chef with questions about her love life. On the November 5 episode of WWHL, Cohen implied that he thinks Giada and Bobby could be more than friends.
However, Giada insisted that she is not romantically involved with Bobby. She recanted, “I don’t think that’s ever gonna happen. Because I’m smarter than that.”
She also claimed she would never date a chef. Maybe that explains why she has been linked with John Mayer?
Rumors claim the cookbook author cheated on her husband with Mayer. These allegations stem back to 2009. However, like she denied her involvement with Flay, she also denies any relationship with Mayer.
Now, some people believe that Giada wants Bobby to step it up and get serious about their relationship. And she might use Mayer to make Flay jealous!
Bobby Flay has been married three times. And each time, the divorce gets more expensive. Stephanie March received millions in their divorce settlement.
So Bobby might have an aversion to marriage right now. But if he wants to keep Giada, he might have to fight off Mayer. Or put a ring on it.
