![]() ![]() Also on this page is Sam Talbot of the reality TV series Top Chef. He is 6'7" and very handsome but there aren't a lot of good photos of him. Sam Talbot (born 1977) is a Sicilian-American chef from Charlotte, North Carolina, best known as a semi-finalist on Season 2 of Bravo's Top Chef, eventually placing third. Talbot returned to Top Chef for the episode "Four Star All Stars" with Elia Aboumrad, Marcel Vigneron, and Ilan Hall. Talbot and the other three were defeated by Season 's Tiffani Faison, Harold Dieterle, and Stephen Asprinio. Unfortunately Talbot appeared in the 5th episode of the 2nd season of The Real Housewives of New York City "New York State of Mind" as a friend of one of the housewives, Kelly Killoren Bensimon. Talbot's book The Sweet Life: Diabetes without Boundaries is a memoir and a cook book with recipes for diabetics. Talbot is a diabetic and wears an insulin pump attached to his leg. In July 2008, Talbot became engaged to Colombian model and t-shirt designer Paola Guerrero. The two wed in a small ceremony at City Hall in New York City on November 7, 2008 and divorced about a year later. |
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CHEF SAM TALBOT AND FRIENDS GO SURFING |
6'7" (2m) chef Sam Talbot goes surfing on Montauk with pro surfer
Donavon Frankenreiter and their buddies, also tall.
Sam Talbot (born 1977) is a Sicilian-American chef from Charlotte, North Carolina, best known as a semi-finalist on Season 2 of Bravo's Top Chef, eventually placing third. Talbot returned to Top Chef for the episode "Four Star All Stars" with Elia Aboumrad, Marcel Vigneron, and Ilan Hall. Talbot and the other three were defeated by Season 's Tiffani Faison, Harold Dieterle, and Stephen Asprinio. |
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