Paul Hollywood hasn’t kept the downside of his popularity a secret recently, admitting in a new interview that his celebrity status is “terrible.”

In a new interview, the Radio Times UK Bake Off judge was asked if he considered it a known positive experience.

“”“No, that’s scary,” he said. “I’ve always struggled with the word ‘star’. I didn’t expect to be on TV until I was 40.

“It happened out of nowhere, so you have to adapt. You have to learn to deal with the media and day to day and how to block it without getting hooked and frustrated. There is no school that does not have Being. It should not.

Pablo added: “Now I have crocodile skin.”

Last week, the bakery knew what the downside was for him and said it wouldn’t be an easy decision if he was offered his role in baking.

“I’m still a very personal person, so it’s very difficult for me. I do the same… I think very, very carefully. I will be very restrained,” he said.

paul said it He was “damaged” by the cold shoulder reaction that followed his decision to stay in the bake when he switched to Channel 4.

He explained, “Now I have quite thick skin and I sort of polish it off. ‘Whatever it is, it’s good.'”

Paul used to say that he would be a “person” As a result of its baking fame.