Rachael Ray arrives at Drew Barrymore Show after her bizarre behavior

Rachael Ray is back in the spotlight.

The celebrity chef, 57, made a rare public appearance arriving at “The Drew Barrymore Show” in New York City on Wednesday.

Ray wore a brown leather bomber jacket, a colorful vest and brown pants. She also rocked a pair of glasses and gold and black boots, while carrying a blue handbag.

Ray took a photo of the outside of the CBS talk show’s studio and posted it to her Instagram Stories.

The cookbook author set to appear on Friday’s episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show” where she’ll be “sharing a recipe with Drew in the kitchen,” according to the show’s website.

Ray has sparked concerns from fans over her health and behavior several times in the last year.

In July, she exhibited “bizarre behavior” at an event for her then newly-released gin line in New York City.

According to the Daily Mail, Ray arrived “20 minutes” late to the event and “seemed off” as she greeted dozens of fans and handed out bottles of her gin and baseball caps in the hot summer weather at the Broadway Spirits store.

“She got oddly close to some people, hugging them in a way that seemed overly familiar as she posed for photos,” a source told the outlet.

“You know how Drew Barrymore acts with celebrity guests on her talk show — just like that,” the insider added.

In May, Ray appeared to slur her words in a cooking video shared to Instagram on Mother’s Day, showing her standing over a stovetop. 

“Rachael worried about you!” one fan wrote in the comments of her clip.

“Rachael, are you okay? You don’t look well,” another asked.

A different fan said Ray “looks sick” in the video.

She also sparked concern for her slurred speech in a different cooking video last year.

In the clip, Ray made Tony Bennett’s favorite dish while recalling the time the late singer came over for dinner and slipped on her polished kitchen floor, but fans were distracted by the way Ray was speaking.

Last October, Ray revealed on her “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” podcast that she recently suffered “a couple of bad falls,” though she didn’t offer more context.

Despite fan concerns, sources close to Ray told The Post in July that there’s no issue, she’s “taking care of herself” and “doing things on her own terms.”

“Rachael Ray is someone that isn’t into hair and makeup, and high heels. People are judging her based off of what a standard of beauty is. She’s not that girl,” the TV insider said.