MKR's Chloe doesn't like the fire, so she's getting the hell out of the kitchen.

It hasn’t exactly been a great week for MKR‘s former ‘villain’, Chloe James.

After being fired from her job as a food critic for reportedly fabricating a negative review of a Perth eatery, the mum-of-one has discussed what’s next with the Daily Mail.

When it comes to answering what’s in store for her, one thing’s for certain: The passionate home cook doesn’t plan on having her name in headlines again any time soon.

In fact, her next career step won’t be anywhere near a kitchen, either.

What the 29-year-old wishes to do is return to is her life “pre-MKR”, which will include recommencing her law studies.

“My priority is my family,” she told the publication, hinting towards her son, Dylan.

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“It’s been a very tough week,” she continued, “my priority in terms of work is to re-establish my career that was pre-MKR.”

“I will be returning to study (Law) and taking a much needed break from the spotlight.”

The review which sparked public furore was titled “Hipster Deli Should Stick to Brekkie”, and was scathing of a locally loved eatery, The West End Deli.

A statement published to The Sunday Times’ website on Wednesday stated the pair failed to meet the paper’s editorial standards of accuracy and transparency in their review of Perth’s West End Deli.

“The Sunday Times has clear editorial standards which demand accuracy and transparency,” wrote Editor Rod Savage.