This raspy-voiced restaurateur shot to fame 20 years ago when he won Food Network’s popular TV competition show, Next Food Network star.
It resulted in him getting his own show on the premier cable channel.
Since then, the innovative foodie has taken a big bite out of success with several top-rated TV shows including one that won him an Emmy.
He's built up a food and beverage empire worth an estimated $100 million.
In an Instagram video posted on Thursday, January 22, he shared a bold new look for his 58th birthday, writing: 'Happy birthday to me!'
Can you guess who he is?
This raspy-voiced restaurateur shot to fame 20 years ago when he won Food Network’s popular TV competition show, Next Food Network star, and since then has amassed a $100 million food and beverage empire. Can you guess who he is?
The conservative-looking guy with the brown hairdo is none other than celebrity chef Guy Fieri of Diners, Drive Ins & Dives and Guy’s Ranch Kitchen and other TV endeavors.
The video showed Fieri dressed in business casual style that included a checkered shirt buttoned up to the collar and khaki slacks belted at his healthy-sized waistline.
The most bizarre – or ridiculous – sight was the brown side-parted hairdo and clean-shaved face. Gone was Fieri’s signature spiky blond hair and trendy beard, and also absent was the biker-inspired jewelry.
'Hey there! After so many years of celebrating my birthday as Guy, I figured this year I’d celebrate it as just a guy. Happy birthday to me!' Fieri said before blowing out the candles on his birthday cake.
'New Year. New Guy. New Look,' he captioned the clip.
Fieri, who is known for being a practical joker on his Food Network shows, elicited a wave of comical responses with his social media share.
The Mayor of Flavortown’s 29-year-old son, Hunter, ribbed him by writing in the comments, 'Dad… when did you start selling insurance?' Fieri is also dad to son, Ryder, 20, with wife Lori Fieri.
Maneet Chauhan, a Food Network judge and two-time winner on Fieri’s Tournament of Champions, wrote: 'It’s your b’day and you give us the gift of laughter! This is amazing Happy Happy Happy B’day @guyfieri.'
He's celebrity chef Guy Fieri who has taken a big bite out of success with TV shows including Diners, Drive Ins & Dives and the Emmy-winning Guy's Ranch Kitchen
Fieri shared a new conservative look with brown hairdo in a video posted to Instagram on his 58th birthday that was obviously meant to be a joke
'Hey there! After so many years of celebrating my birthday as Guy, I figured this year I’d celebrate it as just a guy. Happy birthday to me!’ Fieri said before blowing out the candles on his birthday cake
Fieri's son Hunter, 29, wrote in the comments, ‘Dad… when did you start selling insurance?’
The humorous birthday post comes after Fieri opened up about his horrendous fall down a flight of steps last November that left him with a torn quad muscle and in need of a wheelchair to get around.
He described the injury as the ‘worst thing he’s been through’ in two decades, adding that he has been sure to take medical advice on his recovery.
He told People: 'My doctors are all like, "We know you want to get after it, but let's not go back to where we were."
'And I'm like, "We are never going back to that!" That was the worst thing I've been through in the last 20 years.
'But now I'll be up and ready and healthy and rolling by the time we hit the Super Bowl for sure.'
The Food Network star is set to house his Flavortown Tailgate party for the Super Bowl on February 8.
He was filming his latest series Flavor Town Food Fight when 'one foot went forward and the other foot got caught on the threshold,' which sent him down the stairs and caused the brutal injury.
Fieri underwent surgery just before Thanksgiving, but he's 'doing better' in the weeks after the accident.
The humorous post comes two months after Fieri's horrendous fall down a flight of stairs that left him with a torn quad muscle, but he recently said, 'I’m doing better'; pictured in February 2020 on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon
He said: 'I’m doing better. It was definitely a trying holiday, but you know what, you get some real appreciation for having the ability to just get up and walk around and do everything you used to.
'I’m a big CrossFit and hiking guy, so eight weeks of no hiking has driven me kind of crazy. But I’m looking forward to it, trying to take it easy.'
Fieri was told to stay off his feet for eight weeks, and he will then wear a cast while undergoing rehab.
In late November, he told Fox News Digital: 'Eight weeks of no weight on it, crutches and a cast and then the rehab, which to me – I want to get after it as fast as possible.'
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