STB showed the housewarming party of "MasterChef" after the Russian shelling: what the pavilion looks like now
The creators of the popular culinary show "MasterChef" announced the start of filming the 15th season after the pavilion was damaged in November 2024 by a Russian drone attack in the Kyiv region. At the time, despite the damage, creative producer and project manager Dmytro Shyrobkov noted that the team planned to release new episodes on the scheduled date.
The restored pavilion can be seen in the Starlight Media announcement. In addition, the permanent judge of the cooking show, Hector Jimenez-Bravo, shared a happy moment on his Instagram page. In the video, the chef showed the renovated set, which seemed to shine with bright colors.
The pavilion was damaged by Russian shelling.
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The actor showed how the set was restored.
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The crew shared the joy by cutting a huge cake. The star also showed a small dessert with the inscription "MasterChef 15." As Hector noted, no chess pieces or rockets will stop the Ukrainians.
As a reminder, the show's pavilion, located in the Kyiv region, was partially destroyed on the night of November 12-13, 2024, as a result of a Russian attack. Back then, footage published by STB showed a smashed fence, rooms, and a recognizable kitchen where the chefs created their dishes and competed for the best.
The chef showed the destruction earlier.
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Hector Jimenez-Bravo shows the consequences of the Russian attack
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Hector Jimenez-Bravo arrives at the destroyed MasterChef pavilion
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Hector Jiménez-Bravo shows the shattered facade
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