After a high-profile divorce, celebrity chef Gina Neely is heading to Rome to look for love. She joins Cheddar to discuss her experience on Bravo's "To Rome for Love." Neely and her ex-husband Pat split in 2014 after co-hosting "Down Home With the Neelys."
"To Rome for Love" sends five women to the Eternal City to try out the local dating scene. Neely reveals if she could spot a potential lover based on what they ordered at dinner. She also gives advice to divorced women looking for another shot at love.
Finally, we put her to the test in a game of "Italian Food or Italian Dude?" Neely has to determine whether certain words are the names of Italian men or meals. Find out if she knows her Berlusconis from her caciucos.
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