Gino D’Acampo, the Italian television chef, has experienced a significant financial downturn following allegations of bullying and intimidating behavior on set, according to recently released financial data. Since the accusations emerged and D’Acampo’s absence from ITV programming, his personal companies have registered a combined loss of approximately £1 million.

Financial records for the year ending April 30, 2026, reveal that D’Acampo’s three main business entities collectively declined in value from £5.5 million to £4.5 million. His principal company, Gino D’Acampo Holdings Ltd, saw its reserves fall from £5 million to £4.2 million. The firm reported no tax payments during this period, which may indicate a lack of profitability for the fiscal year.

D’Acampo’s secondary company, Gino D’Acampo Ltd, also suffered a sharp decrease in reserves, dropping from £196,000 to just £19,000. Additionally, his talent management agency, MeMs, faced a reduction of £35,000 in its financial reserves and currently manages only two clients, one of whom is D’Acampo himself.

The financial decline follows an internal investigation prompted by crew members’ reports that they felt “belittled” and “humiliated” while working with the chef. Following the investigation, D’Acampo has notably been removed from ITV’s schedules, contributing to a reduction in his public visibility and income streams.

The chef’s representatives have yet to issue a public response to the financial reports or the allegations. Meanwhile, the impact of the controversy continues to manifest in the decreased financial standing of D’Acampo’s business ventures.