Noel Fielding has been in public for the first time since he mysteriously stops filming for his Apple TV program.
The Great British Bake Off Star, 51, was concerned about his health after he did not show up for filming the second season of the fully invented adventures of Dick Turpin.
The star hid for weeks in his holiday home in the south of France, but this weekend was spotted in North London.
Noel appeared in a good mood laughing and talked away while he walked through the street with his wife Liliana Bird and a good friend.
It is the observation of the comedian back in the UK after his publicists had announced that he would not return to the film after the Christmas holidays due to an unknown 'health reason'.
During the Christmas holidays, it is supposed to have flown Noel to his rural villa, who is about a 30 -minute drive from Nice to spend the festive period with his partner and their two young daughters
Yet after New Year's Eve he did not fly back to his house in London, where his co-stars and producers were left in the Lurch.
Upon return to the film in January, Cast was told and crew members were told that the production was being taught because of 'the disease of a key cast member'.
Noel Fielding has been in public for the first time since he mysteriously stops filming for his Apple TV program
He looked completely refreshed, laughed and enjoyed time with his wife, Lliana, and a friend
Hosts Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding (rear row) with judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith in episode 3 of Series 15 of the Great British Bake Off
And although sources claimed that the production 'had no choice but to stop' and it was said that many were 'concerned about the well -being of Noel', some employees are 'furious'.
The upset has led to more than 100 people who worked on the show, reportedly considering a Class Action right case against the makers of the Apple TV+ Comedy.
A TV insider told The Sun at the time: 'A show that is halfway through production is almost unheard of – plus there is a mystery about what happened. They are remaining bosses from other shows that he feels extremely nervous. '
Noel hidden herself in front of the furore, Noel stayed close to Tourrettes-sur-Loup-a small municipality in the province of Alpes-Maritimes that extend from the hills to the Côte d'Azur.
It is a quiet, rural city surrounded by rolling hills, high green trees and a large valley that offers ultimate privacy for a star who wants to restore in peace, away from the spotlight.
In the summer, the beautiful Heuveltopdorp, which has been standing since the 16th century, is full of tourists and cyclists who tour to see the panoramic view of the ocean.
In January, although the temperature remains mild, it is mainly the locals that run around the small square of the city.
There are no large supermarkets in the area, only small fruit sellers and bakeries, with a weekly farming market every Wednesday.
This marks his first public outing since he returned to filming Apple TVs Dick Turpin more than a month ago due to an unknown disease
The trio was seen in North Londs, which looked happily and refreshed
Nevertheless, there are dozens of restaurants, including a Michellin star named Clovis, where the tasting menu and the five glasses of wine pairs cost € 154.
Houses in the area sell between £ 1 million and £ 4 million, all with a beautiful view of the ocean and vast gardens with large swimming pools to cool down in the summer.
Noel's decision to stop filming for the latest Dick Turpin series has left Bake Off Stars, gave him that he could also consider resigning from the Channel 4Show.
'Crisis talks' were reportedly kept with the bosses of the show to discuss the unforeseen plans, but the agents of Fielding withdrew today and confirmed that he would still present series 16, which begins to film in April.
“We can confirm that he will return to keep the next series Bake Off,” said the star, “said last night.
“There has been absolutely no discussion about Noel who is purchasing.
“We have been in contact with Channel 4 and Love Productions during all the speculation and his 'stepping down' has never been part of that dialogue.”
In the meantime, Love Productions, the makers of the Bake Off, expressed concern about Noel's well -being.
An insider said: 'Everyone at Love Productions was of course afraid to learn about Noel's poor health and will do everything to support him.
The star hid for weeks in his holiday home in the south of France, but this weekend was spotted in North London
“Nothing has been put in stone, but they are preparing for every possible outcome and have plans such as Noel is unable to continue as a host in series 16.”
It comes after Fielding said last year that he would “never leave that show.”
Speaking of his presenting performance, he told Jimmy Fallon in The Tonight Show: 'You know what it is the best job in the world, you would never leave that show.
'It's a stately home, you have lambs frolicking, Prue Leith is great, Alison Hammond, who has just been connected, is so good.
'It's just such a beautiful, beautiful show. And the bakers are so good and so brilliant in what they do. '
The decision to stop filming Dick Turpin shocked many fans after the first series, which co-written and played in, was so successful.
Insiders said that Noel, who played the leading role of the legendary Highwayman, was not available for planned and re -planned film dates.
One source told The Sun: 'A show that is halfway through production is virtually unheard of – plus there is a mystery about what happened.
'They are left -wing bosses of other shows that he feels extremely nervous. Moreover, he will be struggling with legal steps. It will be a difficult few months for him. '
Another person near the production told The Times: 'Noel said that he can no longer film and so there was no choice but to stop.
'It is not a decision that was made lightly and they would not have achieved this extreme result if every possible solution was not exhausted.
'People have been very concerned about the well -being of Noel and have given him time to recover, but there are also significant consequences. Some people are furious. '
Apple and production company Big Talk work to ensure that people are paid for work delivered in the show.
Stars who had registered for series two were Jason Isaacs, Dawn French, Miranda Richardson and Jamie and Natasia Demetriou.
