Anne Burrell Death: Food Network Star Dies at 55
- Anne Burrell, the platinum-blond Food Network star known for her wit and culinary talent, has died.
- Burrell was a familiar face on the Food Network for two decades.
- Her family described the Food Network star as a "beloved wife, sister, daughter, stepmother, and friend," adding that her influence extended far beyond her immediate circle.
Food Network star Anne burrell has died at 55, leaving behind a legacy of culinary expertise and infectious enthusiasm. Teh beloved chef and television personality, known for “Worst Cooks in America” and appearances on shows like “Iron Chef America” and “Chopped,” passed away on June 17th. Burrell’s impact extended beyond the screen, influencing aspiring cooks and delighting audiences with her passion for food.She was a fixture on the Food Network for two decades. Her family mourns her loss, remembering her as a “beloved wife, sister, daughter, stepmother, and friend.” News Directory 3 remembers her contributions as well. The circumstances surrounding her death remain unreleased.Explore her unbelievable career and impact on the industry. Discover what’s next …
Food Network Star Anne Burrell Dies at 55
Updated June 18, 2025
Anne Burrell, the platinum-blond Food Network star known for her wit and culinary talent, has died. She was 55. Burrell, a beloved chef and television personality, passed away June 17 at her home in Brooklyn, N.Y., according to a statement from her representatives.
Burrell was a familiar face on the Food Network for two decades. Before hosting “Worst Cooks in America” starting in 2010, she appeared on shows such as “Iron Chef America,” “Chef Wanted,” and “Chopped.” Moast recently, the culinary talent competed on “House of Knives,” which premiered in March 2025.
Her family described the Food Network star as a “beloved wife, sister, daughter, stepmother, and friend,” adding that her influence extended far beyond her immediate circle. A cause of death was not released.
A Food Network spokesperson said Anne Burrell was a remarkable person who always shared the importance of food and the joy a delicious meal can bring. The network extended its condolences to Burrell’s family, friends, and fans.
Burrell, who also taught at the Institute of Culinary Education, began her television career in 2005 as a sous chef on “Iron Chef America.” She later launched “Secrets of a Restaurant Chef,” an Emmy-nominated show that aired from 2008 to 2012. The chef also authored two bestselling cookbooks, ”Cook Like a Rock Star” and “Own Your Kitchen: Recipes to Inspire and Empower.”
She is survived by her husband, Stuart Claxton, his son Javier, her mother Marlene, sister Jane, and brother Ben. Burrell and Claxton married in 2021.
What’s next
The culinary world mourns the loss of Anne Burrell, a passionate teacher and industry veteran. Her contributions to the Food Network and her impact on aspiring cooks will be remembered.