Alison Hammond, 51, reveals she will throw her Russian masseuse boyfriend, 29, out of their shared home if she catches him 'stream-cheating'

Alison Hammond has jokingly revealed she would throw her Russian masseuse boyfriend out of their shared home if she caught him 'stream-cheating'.The Gen-Z term stream-cheating is when one partner secretly watches ahead in a shared TV series without the other. Appearing on Heart Radio with Great British Bake Off judges Paul Hollywood and Nigella Lawson, the trio took part in a game, Rate it or Slate it. When asked if they would accept stream-cheating in a relationship, Alison, 51, said: 'If my partner did that, he's gone. You're out of there. Sorry. If we are watching Love Island, we need to watch it together at the same time. It's not fair.' Both Paul, who is married to wife Melissa Spalding, and Nigella agreed with Alison. Alison has been dating David, 29, for three years after they met while he gave her a massage. Alison Hammond has jokingly revealed she would throw her Russian masseuse boyfriend out of their shared home if she caught him 'stream-cheating' Alison has been dating David, 29, for three years after they met while he gave her a massageThe presenter shared rare insight into her relationship earlier this month. In a sweet comment about their union, Alison told The Mirror: 'It was so random how we met - but it was meant to be! I absolutely adore him, he is lovely...'We are obsessed with each other. He loves me. If you met him, he has such a calming nature which is what I need. He is not like me in any way. It's grounding.'Alison, who is mother to 21-year-old son Aidan, previously said of David: 'He just has the most beautiful energy and everyone feels it when they're in his presence. I am so grateful that he chooses to spend his life with me.' She went on: 'We live together, and we're happy the way it is. I don't need a ring to show my love to somebody. What I will say is, if he asked me tomorrow to marry him, it wouldn't be a 'no.' That's all I'm going to say to you'. Fans have complimented the fresh judging dynamic Nigella has brought to Bake Off, pointing out that she isn't afraid to disagree with show veteran Paul.The TV chef has also been praised for the vocabulary she uses to describe food, winning plaudits from nutritionists for her 'anti-diet' language whilst also sparking viral memes dedicated to her penchant for taking large bites of the bakes. Taking to X during Tuesday's new episode, one viewer said: 'The biggest triumph of Nigella on Bake Off is how she brings what genuinely feels like a real LOVE of every bite she takes. Laugh at how she might eat all you want, I just see someone enjoying every mouthful and it's JOYOUS.' 'Obsessed with the nigella lawson cultural attitudes about food revolution we're in like let’s goooo,' agreed another. Appearing on Heart Radio with Great British Bake Off judges Paul Hollywood and Nigella Lawson, the trio took part in a game, Rate it or Slate it Bake Off viewers continued to praise new judge Nigella Lawson's attitude to food as the series continued 'Go on Nigella! She's like a child at a party. Tucking in to all that's on offer.'One more said: 'Nigella showing up on Bake Off and immediately knocking Paul off his throne and being anti diet culture language oh that’s my QUEEN.' During last week's episode Nigella was praised for criticising Paul for referring to a cookie as 'indulgent and naughty'. 'I don't approve of talking about food as naughty. We need to take our pleasures where we can in life,' she told her co-judge. Viewers applauded the moment with one fan writing on Reddit: 'I love that she doesn’t talk about guilt. I hate hearing someone try something and immediately it’s about calories or our hips or shame.''Instead she talks about how it’s pleasurable to try something. She gives a detailed description. And her only mention of the physical effects is a comment that she lifts weights. She figured out what works for her. I think she’s awesome.' Nigella admitted last month that she had 'many reservations' about joining Bake Off.Speaking on The One Show, she explained: 'When I had my first meeting with them, I had a long list of why I shouldn't do it, because I felt like I had to make it clear that I am not a technical baker. I'm a home baker.'