Gordon Ramsay posed for a picture with his four-month-old son, and the world is loving the chef’s softer side. His fans are used to his blunt, brutal, and cranky demeanour, so seeing him with his baby is quite a different perspective. Many commenters have pointed out that his son is basically Ramsay’s tiny twin, so it will be interesting to find out if they even share the same savage attitude towards bad food service.
Ramsay is a world-renowned chef, with many successful restaurants across the globe. His cookbooks have been bestsellers, and his instructional videos online have garnered millions of views. He is most known for, however, his cooking shows that air on network television. He can be seen judging and mentoring home cooks in MasterChef, running his kitchen like a sergeant in Hell’s Kitchen, or salvaging what’s left of a bad business in Kitchen Nightmares. In all his shows, he gives his opinions straight; no b*********ng around it.
Last April 4th, Ramsay and his wife, Tana, welcomed their fifth child into the world. The Instagram caption of their announcement read, “after 3 BAFTAs and one Emmy, finally we have won an Oscar.” Their son, Oscar James Ramsay, greeted the world with a confused face. His Instagram account is run by his older sister, Tilly, so we can always get updates of his life.
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The couple already have four children: Megan, Jack, Holly, and Tilly. All are much older than their brother; Megan is 21, Jack and Holly are 19, and Tilly is 17. The siblings are ready to teach Oscar how to navigate the world as a Ramsay, as they’ve learned so much over the years. Their father is adamant on keeping things fair and not spoiling his children, so he won’t get any special treatment from his dad.
Ramsay believes that he shouldn’t give his children special privileges because of his fame and wealth. He’ll give them everything they need to succeed, but they have to put in the work themselves. He has declared that none of his kids are working at his restaurants because employees are less likely to be straight and honest with them. No one wants to be the chef who told off Ramsay’s kids and hurt their feelings.