Aaron Grissom, who contended on Season 12 of Top Chef, kicked the bucket in a cruiser mishap on Tuesday, September 8, as detailed by TMZ. He was 34. 

Grissom's demise was administered a mishap, the Pierce County Medical inspector revealed to Tacoma News Tribune. His reason for death originated from enduring "gruff power wounds" during the accident which occurred in Chambers Bay, Washington. 

The Washington local was living in Los Angeles and functioning as a gourmet specialist at North Hollywood's Bow and Truss when he contended on Bravo's cooking unscripted television arrangement in 2014.

He was one of 16 contenders on Top Chef: Boston, however, because of his contentious qualities, was killed right off the bat in the opposition. 

Prior to that, Grissom had joined Guy Fieri on for a scene of his Food Network shows Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. Together, they visited and exhibited Grissom's eatery, Dirty Oscar's Annex, which is situated on sixth Avenue in Tacoma. 

Grissom was Arrested and Booked on Suspicion of Felony Domestic Violence in 2014 

On November 4, 2014, Grissom's sweetheart asserted that he pushed her so hard that she endured a knee injury during a contention at home.

The truth star was reserved at 1:15 p.m. neighborhood time on doubt of crime aggressive behavior at home in the Los Angeles Area of the San Fernando Valley. The sheriff's specialization announced that the gourmet expert was delivered subsequent to posting $50,000 bail. 

Grissom had just wrapped up his stretch on Top Chef: Boston when he was accused of abusive behavior at home, as revealed by Eater LA. In any case, Bravo didn't remark on the circumstance at that point, and the show kept on broadcasting as ordinary. 

After Grissom was wiped out right on time, watchers were uncertain if the organization would cut his resulting appearance on Last Chance Kitchen, which offers slice challengers one more opportunity to recapture their spot in the opposition.

Bravo aired Grissom's scene of Last Chance Kitchen, during which he was disposed of in the first round. 

Grissom Donated a Kidney to His Business Partner Who Suffered From Diabetes 

Yu Nanakornphanom, who worked with Grissom on his ramen bar Moshi, disclosed to Tacoma News Tribune that even after his companion and culinary specialist left from the café, they stayed close. Indeed, Grissom gave his kidney to his colleague. 

"After we opened (Moshi), we discussed it. 'I have this condition,' I don't have the foggiest idea the amount I can take with the business," Nanakornphanom said.

"At that point, we were kidding near, and he stated, 'I can give you a kidney.' We happened to be a match — we're both Type O. It's exceptionally uncommon to discover Type O." 

Subsequent to leaving Moshi the previous summer, the gourmet specialist began preparing suppers for major visiting artists including Billie Eilish, yet due to COVID-19, all shows were dropped. Grissom moved to live in Mexico to brave the COVID pandemic. 

As per Nanakornphanom, Grissom was investing energy with his sweetheart in Mexico however had as of late got back to the Tacoma territory. "He had a ton going on," said Nanakornphanom.

"I think he had a decent future in front of him. He's continually figuring out how to accomplish something. He was driven. He carried on with his life completely."