NABIL Abdulrashid shot to fame when he showed off his comic skills on Britain's Got Talent.
The comedian is now swapping the stage for the kitchen on Celebrity MasterChef 2021.
Who is Nabil Abdulrashid?
Funnyman Mohamed Nasir Nabil Abdul Rashid ibn Suleman Obineche was born September 3, 1985, is an English comedian of Nigerian descent.
The 35-year-old comedian now lives in Croydon, London.
In September 2011, he got married with their daughter born on November 16, 2014.
Nabil attended St Mary's University College in Twickenham and gained a BA in drama and applied theatre.
When did Nabil Abdulrashid first get into comedy?
It was at the age of 25 that he started a career in comedy.
In 2010 he became the youngest black comedian to perform stand-up at the Hammersmith Apollo.
Since then he has become known on the comedy circuit.
In December 2016, Nabil appeared on two-part BBC Two documentary Muslims Like Us.
Then in 2020 he took part in Britain's Got Talent, receiving the Golden buzzer from judge, Alesha Dixon.
He finished in fourth place in the final, behind singing comic Jon Courtenay.
In 2021, he was announced as a contestant on Celebrity MasterChef.
Why did Nabil Abdulrashid performance receive complaints?
Nabil made it through to the final of the ITV talent show after a comedy set about racism where he attacked "angry far-right guys".
He said: "Angry far-white guys come out going: 'Look at that, it's terrible him doing jokes about being black and muslim. If a white non-muslim did that it would be racist.'
"Well, duh. That's like me saying: Look at that guy kissing his wife, it's romantic. But if I kiss her..."
But although his set won praise, he also faced a backlash.
Over 1,000 people complained about his performance to Ofcom, but the claims were rejected.