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[[File:Jonathan Phang1.jpg|thumb|Jonathan Phang]]'''Jonathan Phang''' is a TV chef.
[[File:Jonathan Phang1.jpg|thumb|Jonathan Phang]]'''Jonathan Phang''' is a TV chef and former model agent.


He was born in London to a Guyanese mother and Chinese father.<ref name=gusto>http://gustotv.com/jonathan-phang/. Accessed: 2016-07-06. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6io7DIR4M)</ref>
He was born in London to a Guyanese mother and Chinese father.<ref name=gusto>http://gustotv.com/jonathan-phang/. Accessed: 2016-07-06. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6io7DIR4M)</ref>
In 1989, Jonathan was hosting a party aboard the pleasure boat ''[[The Marchioness]]'', when it was rundown by the dredger Bowbelle and sank, killing 51 passengers.<ref name=gusto />


He was listed number 69 on the [[World Pride Power List 2014]] and 71 on the [[Pride Power List 2016]]. The 2014 citation said:
He was listed number 69 on the [[World Pride Power List 2014]] and 71 on the [[Pride Power List 2016]]. The 2014 citation said:
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Jonathan Phang

Jonathan Phang is a TV chef and former model agent.

He was born in London to a Guyanese mother and Chinese father.[1]

In 1989, Jonathan was hosting a party aboard the pleasure boat The Marchioness, when it was rundown by the dredger Bowbelle and sank, killing 51 passengers.[1]

He was listed number 69 on the World Pride Power List 2014 and 71 on the Pride Power List 2016. The 2014 citation said:

"After many years working in the fashion industry, Phang began a new career as a chef, specialising in food from the Caribbean. He also hosts travel and cookery programmes on TV."[2]

The 2016 citation said:

"A former model agent and judge on Britain’s Next Top Model, Phang also writes and presents for gay news website, Outnews Global."[3]

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