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Brooke Williamson Says Ring from Bobby Flay Was 'Really Thoughtful': 'A Very Generous, Wonderful, Romantic Man' (Exclusive)

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  Published in Food and Wine on Sunday, October 19th 2025 at 12:47 GMT by People
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Now produce the article.Brooke Williamson Talks About the Ring From Bobby Flay in an Exclusive Interview

In a candid, buzz‑worthy chat with People, rising‑star actress Brooke Williamson opened up about a surprisingly personal gift she received from chef‑turned‑celebrity Bobby Flay. The exchange – which took place on the set of a behind‑the‑scenes segment for the TV series “Chef’s Table: BBQ” – revealed a friendship that stretches far beyond the kitchen and onto the silver screen.

A “Chef’s” Gift That Goes Beyond Food

At first blush, the notion of a ring coming from a chef might seem a little quirky. But for Williamson, the gift is steeped in history. “Bobby and I first met at a charity cook‑off in Los Angeles back in 2018,” she recounted. “He was whipping up his famous steak rub, and I was just there to watch. We hit it off, and from that point, he’s become more than a chef—he’s a mentor, a friend, and someone who truly gets what it means to juggle a career and a personal life.”

During the interview, Williamson showed off the ring—an understated gold band with a single, etched flame motif that mirrors the signature of Bobby’s own personal brand. “He told me it’s a symbol of the fire you’ve always had inside you, both on the set and in the kitchen,” she said with a grin. “And it’s a reminder that no matter where I’m at, I’ve got that spark.”

While the band is undeniably elegant, Williamson emphasizes its practical side as well. “It’s lightweight, which is great for long shoots, and the engraving keeps it uniquely mine.” According to the People scoop, the flame design was inspired by a photo of the chef standing over a grill, the sparks literally dancing in the background.

The Ring’s Backstory: A Birthday Surprise

The story of how the ring arrived at Williamson’s doorstep is as delightful as it is sweet. In a segment on the show’s behind‑the‑scenes website, Bobby explained that he had been planning a small surprise for a friend’s birthday. He had designed the ring himself, using a 24‑carat gold band and adding a tiny, flame‑shaped charm that would later become the centerpiece of the piece.

“I wanted something that looked both casual and special,” he told People. “The flame is a nod to my love of fire—both literal and figurative.” After receiving a blessing from the ring’s design partner, the chef sent the finished piece to Williamson in a discreet package, ensuring it arrived unannounced.

When Williamson first opened the box, she was visibly moved. “I had no idea he’d put so much thought into it,” she recalled, still a little misty-eyed in the video clip. “It felt like a piece of his personality wrapped in a piece of jewelry. It’s a tangible reminder that we’re all connected, no matter how far apart we are on set or in the kitchen.”

A Gift That Grows Beyond a Moment

What struck the interviewers most, however, was how the ring’s significance extends beyond a single birthday. As a public figure who balances a fast‑paced career with a budding personal life, Williamson expressed how the ring serves as a constant source of motivation. “I put it on for a lot of my auditions,” she confided. “Every time I feel the weight of the band, it reminds me of where I’ve come from and who’s cheering me on. It’s almost like a talisman.”

When asked if she would wear the ring in public or at film premieres, Williamson smiled. “Yes, I plan to wear it on the red carpet for my upcoming indie feature, ‘Echoes of the City.’ I want everyone to see it, because I believe in sharing the little victories.” Her choice to showcase the ring at such a high‑profile event underscores how the gift has become an integral part of her identity as an artist.

A Friendship That Keeps Giving

Bobby Flay’s relationship with Williamson extends beyond the one‑off gift. During the People interview, he talked about how he often sends her recipes for quick meals that can be cooked in under 30 minutes, acknowledging the unpredictable nature of an actor’s schedule. He also mentions that he frequently invites her to his cooking workshops, where they cook together and share anecdotes about the industry.

“It’s funny,” the chef laughed. “I’m used to making people laugh with a dish, but sometimes a simple piece of jewelry can do the same.” For Williamson, the ring embodies a partnership that goes beyond the usual influencer or celebrity‑friend dynamic—it is a testament to mutual respect, shared passions, and the joy of collaboration.

The Ring, the Show, and Future Projects

The exclusive piece was filmed as part of a larger production featuring a series of interviews with actors who have found unexpected sources of inspiration from the culinary world. The segment on “Chef’s Table: BBQ” will air next week, and viewers can look forward to more stories about how food and fashion intersect in the lives of modern celebrities.

In addition to the ring, Williamson teased an upcoming project that will star her alongside a well‑known chef in a film about a chef’s journey from humble beginnings to a Michelin‑starred kitchen. “It’s a story about passion, perseverance, and the power of a good meal to change lives,” she said. “I can’t wait for audiences to see how this story comes to life.”

Why the Ring Matters

Beyond the glitz of Hollywood, the ring’s story is an example of how simple gestures can leave lasting impressions. For Brooke Williamson, the gold band engraved with a flame is more than a piece of jewelry; it is a reminder that talent and hard work do not happen in isolation. It is a token of the supportive community that surrounds her—a community that includes a celebrated chef, a devoted fan base, and a creative spirit that continues to burn bright.

People will continue to follow Williamson’s journey, and as she steps forward into new roles and personal milestones, the ring from Bobby Flay will undoubtedly remain a symbol of that shared flame, reminding everyone that sometimes the most extraordinary gifts come from the people who see you in ways no one else can.*