Celebrities Who Love Cooking

Some celebrities enjoy food in the casual sense.

Others clearly love the process: chopping, baking, hosting, testing recipes, feeding family, learning from chefs, filming kitchen videos, publishing cookbooks, or building whole shows around meals.

That kind of cooking love feels different from simply appearing in a food commercial. It becomes part of the star’s public personality. For some, cooking is a family tradition. For others, it is a creative outlet, a comfort habit, a business, or a way to connect with fans more naturally than a red carpet ever could.

Stanley Tucci

Stanley Tucci has become one of the most beloved celebrity food figures of recent years.

His Italian food series Searching for Italy turned him into a guide through regional dishes, family traditions, local producers, and the pleasure of eating with curiosity. He also published The Tucci Cookbook, which features nearly 200 Italian family recipes and wine pairings.

Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez turned her beginner status in the kitchen into a charming cooking-show concept.

Selena + Chef began with Gomez learning from professional chefs, often from her own kitchen, while making mistakes, asking honest questions, and improving in front of viewers. Food Network describes the show as a casual and heartwarming cookalong where different culinary experts help Gomez improve her skills.

Snoop Dogg

Snoop Dogg’s love for cooking became part of pop culture through his friendship and television partnership with Martha Stewart.

He also released From Crook to Cook: Platinum Recipes from Tha Boss Dogg’s Kitchen, a cookbook filled with accessible recipes, stories, and personal food favorites.

Chrissy Teigen

Chrissy Teigen built a major part of her public brand around cooking.

Her Cravings cookbooks and food platform focus on comfort food, bold flavors, Thai influences, family meals, baking mixes, cookware, and recipes that feel playful rather than precious. The Cravings site promotes Teigen’s best-selling cookbook line and food products, while her original Cravings cookbook is described as a collection of accessible comfort-food favorites and Thai classics.

Jennifer Garner

Jennifer Garner has made cooking one of the warmest parts of her public image.

Her Instagram series, often known as the “Pretend Cooking Show,” became popular because it feels homemade, funny, and low-pressure. Garner launched the series in 2017 and that one video with her mother making Peach Chiffon Pie drew major engagement from fans.

Eva Longoria

Eva Longoria’s love for cooking is rooted in family, culture, and Mexican food traditions.

Her cookbook Eva’s Kitchen includes 100 favorite dishes, many drawn from family recipes, and teaches cooking skills while sharing the stories and traditions behind memorable meals. She later continued that food identity through projects connected to Mexican cuisine, including Searching for Mexico and another cookbook, My Mexican Kitchen.

Trisha Yearwood

Trisha Yearwood has one of the clearest celebrity cooking careers outside traditional acting.

Food Network describes Trisha’s Southern Kitchen as a series where the music superstar and best-selling cookbook author shares family-inspired recipes and food traditions. The show became a long-running part of her public identity, connecting Southern food, home cooking, family stories, and hospitality.

Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart is not only a celebrity who loves cooking. She helped define celebrity cooking as a modern media category.

Her career stretches across cookbooks, television, magazines, recipes, entertaining, homemaking, and food education. PBS describes her as the founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and an Emmy-winning television host, entrepreneur, and best-selling author.

Blake Lively

Blake Lively has long been associated with baking, cooking, hosting, and food-focused lifestyle interests.

Her public food identity later expanded into beverages through Betty Buzz and Betty Booze. Betty Buzz says Lively founded the non-alcoholic sparkling beverage brand around the idea that drinks should meet the same standards as food, using real ingredients and a simple flavor approach.

Florence Pugh

Florence Pugh became an unexpected kitchen favorite through her informal cooking videos.

During the pandemic era, her “Cooking With Flo” videos gave fans a relaxed look at her personality away from film sets. She cooked, joked, improvised, and made food feel casual rather than staged.

Courteney Cox

Courteney Cox has become known in recent years for sharing cooking videos and recipes with fans.

Her kitchen content often includes pasta, snacks, comfort food, and playful cooking moments. It fits her public personality well: polished, funny, and slightly self-aware.

Gigi Hadid

Gigi Hadid’s cooking reputation grew partly because of one famous recipe.

Her spicy vodka pasta became a viral food moment, inspiring countless social media recreations. Beyond that, Hadid has shared kitchen moments that show she enjoys cooking as part of home life, family, and comfort.

Drew Barrymore

Drew Barrymore’s love for food fits naturally with her larger public image.

She is warm, emotional, curious, and very comfortable sharing pieces of herself with an audience. Her talk show often includes food, kitchen segments, and casual cooking energy, while her broader lifestyle work has included cookware and home products.

Gwyneth Paltrow

Gwyneth Paltrow has connected cooking to wellness, family, and lifestyle for years.

Her cookbooks and Goop platform helped make food a major part of her public identity, especially around clean eating, home cooking, and everyday routines. Whether praised or criticized, Paltrow’s influence on celebrity food and wellness culture is hard to ignore.

Chrissy Metz

Chrissy Metz has spoken about loving food, family meals, and cooking as part of her personal life.

Her food identity is less about a polished celebrity cookbook empire and more about comfort, heritage, and honest conversation around eating. That makes her a good fit for a broader article about stars who enjoy cooking.

David Beckham

David Beckham has become more publicly associated with cooking in recent years through home videos and family food moments.

His kitchen content often shows him preparing meals, especially cozy or traditional dishes, in a way that highlights a quieter side of his public life. For someone known globally through sports, fashion, and celebrity culture, cooking gives fans a more domestic view.

Brooklyn Beckham

Brooklyn Beckham has made cooking a central part of his public identity.

He has shared food videos, kitchen projects, and cooking content across social platforms, often drawing attention because of his famous family and his decision to lean into food as a personal brand.

Antoni Porowski

Antoni Porowski became famous through Queer Eye, where food and cooking were his central area.

His approach is usually simple, emotional, and beginner-friendly. He often focuses less on complicated technique and more on helping people build confidence in the kitchen.

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