Bella Wylie

Bella Wylie, a Scottish suffragist and trade unionist, was a prominent leader in the women's suffrage movement, serving as president of the Glasgow and West of Scotland Association for Women's Suffrage and on the executive committee of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies.

Chef

January 3, 2002

Capricorn

23

United States

Bella Wylie, born in Inverness, Scotland, rose to fame as a culinary prodigy. After winning Chopped Junior at the age of 15, she gained a massive social media following and became known as the older sister of actress and model Sofia Wylie.

Bella’s passion for cooking was evident from a young age, and she honed her skills through competitive swimming and plans to become a college athlete. Her formal culinary education at Edinburgh College of Hospitality led to opportunities in Michelin-starred restaurants worldwide.

In 2023, Bella opened her own restaurant, “The Glens,” in Edinburgh, showcasing her innovative dishes that blend Scottish produce with global flavors. Her commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing earned her recognition as a responsible chef.

Bella’s achievements include winning the prestigious “Scottish Chef of the Year” award in 2018 and being featured in renowned culinary publications. She collaborates with renowned chefs and supports local farmers, promoting the culinary arts and giving back to the community.

Bella’s warm personality and passion for food endear her to customers. Outside the kitchen, she enjoys family time, travel, and hobbies like painting and photography. Her dedication to reducing food waste and promoting sustainable practices makes her a role model for responsible dining.

Bella Wylie’s journey as a chef inspires aspiring culinarians worldwide. Her unwavering passion, culinary excellence, and commitment to Scottish cuisine leave an indelible mark on the culinary landscape.