As the world mourns Jock’s death, the cause of his death is a hot topic. Scroll down to find out more.
Jock Zonfrillo
Barry “Jock”, Zonfrillo was the original name for Jock Zonfrillo. He was an Australian restaurateur, TV personality and Scottish chef. He was a judge for MasterChef Australia and founded The Orana Foundation. Zonfrillo, born in Glasgow, Scotland on August 4, 1976 and died in Melbourne, Australia on April 30, 2023.
Zonfrillo was born in Glasgow and spent his childhood there. Ivan and Sarah Zonfrillo, his parents, were both barbers and hairdressers. Sarah’s family was originally from Dalmellington in Ayrshire and Ivan came from Scauri in Italy. He attended Belmont Academy, Ayr.
Zonfrillo has been married three times. His most recent marriage took place with Lauren Fried on January 1, 2017 after they met via Twitter in October 2014. In February 2018, they welcomed a premature son who weighed just 1.2 kilograms. They welcomed a daughter in October 2020. Zonfrillo has two other daughters from previous marriages. Zonfrillo, his wife and two daughters moved to Melbourne, Australia in March 2020 after his restaurants closed. They lived in Carlton, Melbourne, until Zonfrillo’s death.
Cause of death of Jock Zonfrillo
Jock Zonfrillo has died at 46. He was a well-known chef, author and judge of MasterChef Australia. Jock Zonfrillo died on Sunday in Melbourne, according to his family. The cause of death was not disclosed. Victoria Police spokesperson confirmed that the death was not investigated as suspicious and a report would be produced.
Note that the report in the media did not indicate that the TV Judge died of cancer. Our sources have confirmed that the chef Jock Zonfrillo was found dead at his Melbourne residence. Authorities were called to his residence in the early hours of Monday morning because they deemed his death suspicious. Victoria Police concluded that Jock Zonfrillo died naturally.
Masterchef Jock Has Passed Away
Jock Zonfrillo has died at 46. He was a well-known chef, author and judge of MasterChef Australia. On Monday, his family released a press release stating that “their irreplaceable husband and father, brother, son and friend” passed away in Melbourne, Australia on Sunday.
A spokesperson for the Victoria Police has said that no information has been released about the cause of the death. A report will be prepared for the coroner. According to Network 10, the new season of MasterChef Australia was supposed to premiere Monday night but has now been delayed. In a statement released by the family of Zonfrillo, they expressed their grief and said that they were “completely shattered”.
According to the police, Jock Zonfrillo died in his hotel room at a residence in Carlton in Melbourne. Network 10 confirmed that this was the case. Victoria Police confirmed that they were called to do a welfare check, and the death was not considered suspicious.
A report will be prepared for the coroner. No cause of death was disclosed. According to reports, Zonfrillo has been receiving treatment for bowel carcinoma since at least June 20,21. His most recent treatment was in Italy in September 2022.
Judge Jock Zonfrillo dies at age 46
Network 10 in Australia announced that Jock Zonfrillo died unexpectedly at 46 years old, just days before the new season of the cooking show was to start. The statement stated that the Scottish host died in Melbourne, but gave no information about the cause of his death.
According to a Network 10 statement, Jock Zonfrillo died suddenly in Melbourne, Australia, on Sunday at the age 46. No cause of death was disclosed. The cause of death has not been disclosed.
Zonfrillo was trained by some of the most famous chefs in the world. He worked under Marco Pierre White in London before moving to Australia, where in 1999 he opened Restaurant Orana, a restaurant that gained culinary recognition. He has hosted cooking shows, and established The Orana Foundation in order to promote Indigenous Cuisine. In 2018, he was awarded the Basque Culinary World Prize in recognition of his support for Indigenous cultures and culinary traditions. Zonfrillo’s wife and four children survive him. In a public statement, his family requested privacy and asked that he be remembered fondly and with pride.