Gordon Ramsay hits back after being 'shamed' for staying in Cornwall with his family in lockdown

DANNIELLA Westbook has shared a glamorous selfie after heading out to London's Mayfair with her best pal. The former EastEnders actress wowed fans as she dined at Gordon Ramsay's top restaurant Lucky Cat when she posed for the snap.

Gordon Ramsay has dropped a major hint he's planning a future stint on Strictly Come Dancing - confirming he'd be tempted to do the show "in a f***ing heartbeat".In fact, the world-famous TV chef seemed to be dying to take to the famous BBC ballroom as he spoke exclusively to Daily Star and other press about the dancing show.The Kitchen Nightmares star, 55, even used phrases like "whatever female dancer I'm going to get paired with", which would suggest his appearance is a done deal in his head.However, the multi-Michelin-star legend admitted he was rather worried about his size-15 feet interrupting his TV dance routines.It comes just after Gordon's daughter Tilly wowed the nation with her Strictly routines on last year's series - where she danced with her pro partner Nikita Kuzmin.Gordon spoke exclusively to Daily Star and other press at the London launch of his new BBC cooking show, Gordon Ramsay's Future Food Stars.At the event, Gordon spoke about a possible Strictly stint, how proud he was of Tilly, and how his huge feet might affect his performances.When asked if he'd ever be tempted to do Strictly, Gordon replied: "In a f***ing heartbeat," before insisting he wouldn't look any good wearing sequins.The star went on to praise Tilly for her success on the show as she "worked her a**e off practicing her moves, and explained he was grateful to the show as Tilly had missed out on a university experience.Proud dad Gordon said: "Tilly was [brilliant], and even watching her do the Zooms for the uni and we had a big breakthrough three years ago.

SWEARING 11 times on national television would be outrageous for most of us – but by Gordon Ramsay’s standards it’s amazingly restrained. The notoriously potty-mouthed chef vowed he wouldn’t hold back on his BBC1 show Future Food Stars. It starts on Thursday and has him searching for a new generation of culinary entrepreneurs.

Gordon Ramsay was forced to apologise on The One Show after he was caught swearing on live television.The popular TV chef is renowned for his serious potty mouth both on and off TV, so BBC bosses naturally held bated breath when he appeared on the evening talk show on Thursday (March 24).And throughout the majority of the show, the 55-year-old managed to impress viewers by keeping his foul language to a minimum.But moments before the show came to a close, the food fanatic accidentally dropped the S-bomb as he opened up about his embarrassing appearance in a romantic-comedy film.Alex Jones returned to the show on Thursday after her mysterious absence during the week and was joined by the one and only Big Brother star Rylan Clark.The pair welcomed Canadian heartthrob Michael Bublé and the Hell’s Kitchen star onto the show as the hosts struggled not to swoon in front of the singer songwriter on air.As he opened up about his new single, he revealed how his new music video - which accompanies the song - is completely inspired by his love for rom-coms with many iconic scenes popping up throughout the clip.But what truly shocked the hosts, and the eager viewers at home, was the fact that Gordon Ramsay had also appeared in a romantic comedy himself as the former X Factor star excitedly quizzed him about his time on the set.Overwhelmed with embarrassment, he confessed how he was a “shocker” in the film, much to the relief of the TV host as he joked: “I wondered what you were going to say there.”As the team chuckled away, the professional chef couldn’t hold back his potty mouth any longer as he muttered: “I was s**t. I was sugar, and sweet and just bad.

Gordon Ramsay is no stranger to a bit of controversy, however, on Thursday it was his daughter who held him to account for a surprising choice he made at dinner.READ: Gordon Ramsay hits back after being 'shamed' for staying in Cornwall with his family in lockdownThe Micheline star chef was spotted on daughter Holly's Instagram Stories, settling a long argued debated as to whether pineapple belongs on pizza – and his response might just shock you.WATCH: Gordon settles the pineapple on pizza debate while out with daughter HollyIn the video clip, Holly, 22, zoomed in first on a delicious looking pizza which was topped with parma ham and rocket, but as she zoomed in closer she called out a controversial ingredient hidden amongst the toppings - pineapple!She then turned the camera to her dad Gordon who looked rather mischievous.MORE: Gordon Ramsay's wife Tana wows in high-slit dress at work party crashed by chefRELATED: Gordon Ramsay's lookalike son undergoes hair transformation - and his parents can't agreeShe wrote on the clip: "Sir there is pineapple on that pizza…@gordonramsay" and opened the question out to the public.Holly asked her 292,000 followers: "Does pineapple belong on pizza?" and the results, so far, show it is a near-even split (shockingly) with 53% voting yes and 47% voting no.

Rylan Clarke-Neal was left speechless after Gordon Ramsay swore on The One Show. While the straight-talking chef is known for his language, he managed to almost go the whole BBC One show before he dropped the S-bomb. Gordon, 55, opened up on the film, Loves Kitchen, he appeared in and admitted it was a “shocker.” Rylan, 33, was on edge as he listened to the chef’s story, before he joked: "I wondered what you were going to say there.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and reality tv news straight to your inbox with OK! daily newsletter .

BBC show, alongside hosts Alex Jones and Rylan Clark. Gordon was on the show to promote his new TV venture Future Food Stars. The new BBC show sees the celebrity chef hunt for the country’s most exciting and innovative new food and drink entrepreneurs.

GORDON Ramsay is famous as one of Britain's most prolific swearers so having him on live TV was always a risk. But The One Show looked like it had got away with it until the final moments yesterday evening - when he dropped the S-bomb on the cosy teatime hit.

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Radio Times, Gordon spoke about the heavy criticism he endured for retreating to his holiday home, which he's had for 10 years. "God knows why we took so much s— from the Cornish. We lived down there; we just hadn't been down there for a long time.

GORDON Ramsay has revealed the horror moment a contestant soiled himself on a tightrope filming brutal new show Future Food Stars. The new BBC show sees 12 new food and drink entrepreneurs battle it out to secure an investment from Gordon.

comments yesterday on BBC Radio 2, several Cornish officials have slammed the popular chef. Gordon, 55, has angered the people of Cornwall once more, after previously coming to blows with them over Covid lockdown rules.Following his on-air rant to Vernon Kay yesterday, even the leader of the Cornish nationalist party weighed in on the on-going feud. Gordon owns property on the Cornish coast, and was initially hit with backlash from locals when he chose to isolate with his family there during lockdown. After previously aiming shots at the Cornish, Gordon once again caused controversy when he told Vernon: “Trust me, I absolutely love Cornwall, it's just the Cornish I can't stand.”When quizzed on the remark by Zoe Ball's stand-in host Vernon Kay, Gordon refused to apologise and instead doubled down, adding: “I promise I did mean it.”After hearing of Gordon's comment, the leader of Cornish nationalist party Mebyon Kernow, Dick Cole, said: “I am really disappointed to hear Gordon Ramsay's divisive comments and his lack of respect for the Cornish people.“It is shocking he deems it OK to make such a statement that he'd presumably not make about other national or ethnic groups. “I sincerely hope he will reflect on his words and apologise.”Dick’s comments reflect the government’s recognition that Cornish people are a national minority with their own language, much like the Welsh.Boss of Visit Cornwall Malcolm Bell also hit back at Gordon’s comments.He said: “I absolutely love chefs but can't stand Gordon Ramsay. “Cornwall is a wonderful place with wonderful people.”However, a spokesperson for the chef said: “Gordon has made these tongue-in-cheek comments many, many times. “Always, very clearly, said in good humour and seen that

GORDON Ramsay has been accused of a hate crime after joking that he cannot stand Cornish people. The celebrity chef, who owns a holiday home in the county, sparked fury with his comments.

MASTERCHEF fans objected tonight as the show tore up its longstanding format. Gregg Wallace and John Torode explained that there would now be an 'audition' round - with the pair no longer marching about shouting while the contestants cook.

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‘Oh yeah, lovely, that’d be great,’ Tina replied.Presenter Vernon Kay, who is currently sitting in for Zoe Ball, who has Covid, then asked Gordon if he was serious about sending a chef.To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 videoHereâs an appreciation post for @GordonRamsay @BBCRadio2 and Chef Rob Roy Cameron for helping us out in the kitchen today! ððð´#TeamPeake #AppreciationPost #ThankYou pic.twitter.com/qqnYVD6gI1‘Course I’m serious, I don’t want the kids to go [hungry],’ the no-nonsense cook replied.‘Honestly, I’ll make a call now and send one of my guys there. I promise you.’‘Oh my God, OK,’ Tina gasped.

GORDON Ramsay has said he “can’t stand” people from Cornwall in a new dig. The 55-year-old reignited his feud with the area following his furious spat with his neighbours at his home in Cornwall.

Queen swears” and even insinuated that she will have been less than polite to son Prince Andrew following his controversial court settlement earlier this year.Gordon who is known for swearing on TV shows like Hell’s Kitchen was sent a number of questions as he appeared live on air.Andy from Essex wrote in: “I’m a 6ft 4in truck driver, I’m a mechanic as well, and my mum still tells me off for swearing. Does Gordon’s mum do the same?”Gordon responded: “Yeah, absolutely.

Gordon Ramsay has risked reigniting his bitter row with Cornish neighbours, admitting in a new interview that he regrets not defending himself at the time.In 2020, during the pandemic, the 55-year-old moved to his beachfront home with his wife Tana and their five children, Megan 23, twins Holly and Jack, 22, Tilly, 20 and Oscar, two.The chef left Cornwall locals furious, however, because the decision came during the first COVID lockdown.But the TV personality assured their move was ahead of the lockdown being enforced.In a recent interview with Radio Times, the Hell’s Kitchen star revealed that he was still confused as to why he was criticised so heavily and said: "God knows why we took so much s**t from the Cornish."The celebrity chef explained how he relished parts of lockdown because he was able to cherish time spent with his children.Looking back, Gordon reflected: "A time like that – we'll never get back again. When the kids started disappearing again, I didn't want it to end – as a dad, not a chef."His decision to move to his second home sparked outrage from the locals who accused him of "bringing the virus from London."According to The Sun, villagers wanted him "the hell out of London" and threatened to expose his address if he didn’t leave.Residents made their feelings clear in a Facebook group called You Shouldn’t Be Here.One local said: "Wealthy second homers think making a few quid means they are immune from the virus and any rules.

Gordon Ramsay has defended his decision to take his whole family down to their second home in Cornwall for the duration of lockdown.The 55 year old celebrity chef trekked with his wife Tana, 47, and their children Holly and Jack, 22, Megan, 21, Tilly, 20, and little Oscar, two, down from London to their lavish £4million property on the coast.The family then spent a great proportion of 2020 enjoying family time together and the sea air as the world battled through the coronavirus pandemic. But Gordon received a huge backlash for the choice, with many claiming the family had "snuck down" to their second home. Speaking to Radio Times, the TV cook reflected: "God knows why we took so much s**t from the Cornish.

Gordon Ramsay is ready to take the UK by storm with his brand new BBC show Future Food Stars.