Quick Facts of Marcela Valladolid

  • Full NameMarcela Valladolid
  • Net Worth$2 million
  • Date of Birth09 February, 1978
  • NicknameMarcela
  • Marital Status Married
  • BirthplaceSan Diego, California.
  • Ethnicity White
  • ProfessionAuthor, Chife
  • Nationality American
  • Eye colour Blue
  • Hair colour Blonde
  • SpousePhilip Button (engaged)
  • Height5 ft 2 in / 157 cm
  • Weight10 lb / 50 kg
  • Body Measurement33-24-33 inches
  • Online PresenceInstagram
  • Children3
  • Horoscope Aquarius
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An American chef and author Marcela Valladolid was the host of the Food Network television series Mexican Made Easy. Furthermore, she was also a judge on the Food Network television series Best Baker in American and CBS reality TV cooking competition series The American Baking Competition.

After her unsuccessful marriage with former husband Fausto Gallard, Valladolid is currently engaged to her boyfriend. Likewise, Valladolid has three kids from her relationships.

Marcela Valladolid Bio & Wiki

Marcela Valladolid was born on 19th July 1978 in San Diego California U.S.A. As per her nationality, she is American and belongs to North American ethnicity. Her father’s name is Antonio Valladolid and her mother’s name is Maria Rodriguez Valladolid. 

During her childhood, Marcela had an interest in pursuing a career as a chef. So she began working at her Aunt Marcela’s cooking school in Tijuana, Mexico. Later she graduated from the Los Angeles Culinary Institute as a Certified cook and went to Paris  France. There she graduated as a classically trained pastry chef at the Ritz-Escoffier Cooking School.

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Happy Mother’s Day…???

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Valladolid later returned to Tijuanan and began her own catering company and taught cooking techniques to classes of 40 students out of her homes there.

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What Is The Relationship Status Of Marcela Valladolid?

Marcela Valladolid formerly got married to Fausto Gallard a politician. Marcela and her former husband were childhood friends. They got married in 2009 in front of their family and friends however the couple could not continue their relationship so they divorced the same years.

As we know love never dies, so Marcela made up her mind and again married Fauston in June 2012. Through the marriage, the duo welcomed a son Fausto Gallardo. But their second effort also did not go well so they again separated. Their relationship ended after Valladolid became closed to co-star Paul Hollywood and got romantically linked to him.

Marcela and Paul first met in the CBS reality show The American Banking Competition in 2013. During their relationship, the duo spent some quality time together. However, their relationship did not last long, so they split.

After the separation, Hollywood stated the sharing the relationship with Marcela was the biggest mistake of his life. Later Paul returned to his wife of 15 years Alexandra and their son Josh.

Current Relationship Status of Marcela Valladolid

After separating from Paul Hollywood, Marcela moved on and has found love in Philip D. Button, a top Hollywood agent. The couple is not married yet but they are engaged. According to the source, the couple began dating back in 2014.

Moreover, through their blissful relationship, Valladolid and her fiance became the parents of two children. First, the duo welcomed their son David on 9th April 2015. Similarly, on 5th December 2016, Marcela gave birth to their second child, a daughter Anna Carina Buttin Valladolid.

As of now the pair are enjoying each others company and living a lavish life along with their children. An American chef and author Valladolid is active on social media where she often shares several pictures of her family.

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Nuts.

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Moreover, once the author stated that it was difficult to balance her motherhood and professional life. Despite her tight schedule the mother of three children Valladolid manages to spend some quality time with her kids.

Marcela Valladolid’s Net Worth

Marcela Valladolid’s net worth is estimated to be around $2 Million as of 2019. She makes most of her earing from her work on various TV shows. She is the host of the Food Network TV series Mexican Made Easy and a judge on the Food Network TV series Best Baker in American. As a show host, Valladolid earns an average salary of around $64,964 per year.

In addition, she is also the writer of the book Fresh Mexico: 100 Simple Recipes for True Mexican Flavor, which is available in Amazon for $22.8460. Likewise, her another book Mexican Made Easy‘s price is $20.39 in the Amazon. With such a hefty earnings Valladolid lives a lavish life with her family.

Marcela Valladolid’s Career

Marcela Valladolid is an American author and American chef. She joined the staff of Bon Appetit magazine as an editor and recipe stylist. She made her appearance on a TV show Relatos con Sabor which was broadcasted in Discovery en Español. In the series, she showed viewers how local Hispanic homes preserve.

Moreover, Marcela has also written many cookbooks. First, she wrote a book Fresh Mexico: 100 Simple Recipes for True Mexican Flavor which was published in 2009. After getting a positive response, she published her second book Made Easy.

In addition, she is the judge on the CBS reality TV cooking series The American Baking Competition. Likewise, Valladolid was also the co-host on Food Network’s new show The Kitchen.

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Marcela Valladolid’s Body Measurements

Marcela Valladolid’s age is 32 as of 2019. Furthermore, she stands at the tall height of 5 feet 2 inches or 157 cm and weighs around 110 lbs or 50 kg. She has a rectangle body shape with the body measurements of 33-24-33 inches including bust, waist and hips size respectively.

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I rebelled. I ignored every single stereotype involved in 5 de mayo. In fact I confessed to never celebrating it, because I don’t. No one was doing shots. Tequila was sipped and served with an orange wedge. I love sombreros and sarapes. I own a few, but they weren’t invited today. No mustaches. No chihuahuas. Yes on the guac but also yes on the mostachón, a merengue and biscuit batter cake topped with sweet cream and fresh strawberries that’s often made and served in gatherings in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. Yes on the clay tableware that came home with me on my travels in San Miguel de Allende. This is our Mexican-ness… Thank you ladies for helping me share this side of what it means to be a proud Mexicana with none of the stereotypes attached. Mexico has so much unknown beauty, I’ll try my best to keep bringing it to you. #Fiestas by @casamarcela ? @thoughtsby_brandi

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Likewise her bra size os 38 (US). In addition, Marcela has blonde hair and an attractive blue eyes.