Bobby Flay And Giada De Laurentiis Trying The Knot? Ex-Spouses Appalled?

Amid rumors that Bobby Flay and Giada De Laurentiis are allegedly in a relationship, there are new speculations that the celebrity couple might be tying the knot.

Will the Food Network stars, who recently divorced their respective spouses, walk down the aisle soon?

According to rumors, Giada De Laurentiis may want to say "I do" soon, but Bobby Flay may have a different take on the matter.

"De Laurentiis reportedly wants to settle down and get married again - but Flay is dragging his feet. The French Culinary Institute graduate has already been married three times - and reportedly each divorce was more expensive than the last," Celeb Dirty Laundry reported.

"While Giada is focused on raising her daughter - and maybe giving Jade a little brother or sister - Bobby is more focused on becoming THE major investor in Spartina - a restaurant located on Melrose Avenue," the report continued.

"Giada De Laurentiis may want to get engaged and remarried as soon as possible, but Bobby Flay doesn't seem to be very good husband material."

There are speculations that Bobby Flay may want to keep it slow with Giada de Laurentiis, especially since both of them allegedly lost a lot of money over their respective divorce cases this year.

TMZ previously reported that Bobby Flay's ex-wife, Stephanie March, claimed that it's purportedly unconscionable to enforce her and Bobby's prenuptial agreement that allegedly "leaves her with table scraps when she's the reason he became wildly successful."

March argued that Bobby purportedly relied on her "an amazing palate" to test his recipes before presenting the perfected dishes to his restaurants, including Bar Americain, which is Bobby's restaurant in New York City.

Giada's divorce with Todd Thompson on the other hand, has been finalized in September.

"E! News has obtained a copy of the divorce docs, which show that the world-famous chef has been ordered to pay her former husband $9,000 dollars in monthly child support," E! Online previously reported.