Newlyweds ‘nightmare’ as unwelcome Gordon Ramsay gatecrashes wedding day

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In addition to Megan, Gordon is also dad to twins Jack and Holly, 21, Matilda, 19, and two-year-old Oscar, who he shares with wife Tana.The family have homes in Los Angeles, London and Cornwall.While filing scenes for a new series on a beach near the latter, the TV star was accused of "gatecrashing" a wedding.Gordon reportedly ended up paying for the couple's celebration after he arrived in the area with his Future Food Stars film crew.Charlie Willis and his wife Laura told The Sun they felt like "extras" during their own wedding.They had paid £1,300 for the event which took place at Lusty Glaze beach, near Newquay, however they had not secured exclusive use of the beach.Gordon's producer sent the newlyweds a letter of apology following the

Gordon Ramsay ended up forking out for a couple's wedding after he and his crew gatecrashed it during filming. The Hell's Kitchen chef managed to upset newlyweds Charlie Willis and his wife Laura after he and his team began filming as they tried to celebrate their big day.

Gordon Ramsay, 54, has been slammed by a newlywed couple after he and his production team reportedly ruined their wedding day. Charlie Willis, 35, and his wife Laura, 29, tied the knot on a private beach in Newquay, Cornwall, last month, but were left devastated when the spot was "gatecrashed" by the film crew.

A couple have blasted Gordon Ramsay and his production team for ruining their wedding day at a private Cornish beach resort.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterGordon Ramsay has offered to plump up the cash to fund one couple’s wedding after he and his TV production crew 'gatecrashed' their big day.

Gordon Ramsay's producers paid for a couple's entire wedding after filming "ruined" the beach reception. Charlie Willis, 35, and wife Laura, 29, had spent £1,300 for an idyllic ceremony and gourmet reception for six people on Lusty Glaze beach, near Newquay, Cornwall.

“I am mortified that we affected your special day and I can assure you that it was never our intention to upset you or your guests.“As you are aware, we have now paid for your wedding in full, which I hope goes some way towards making amends and acknowledging how sorry I am that your special day was affected, albeit unintentionally, by us. “I do hope you can accept my apologies and I wish you well for the future.”A rep for Gordon also told MailOnline: "There was no gate crashing, Studio Ramsay were booked to film on the beach the same day as various weddings and events were taking place. "It’s a real shame this couple are still complaining, their bill was generously covered.“They happily chatted with Gordon on the day, they didn’t have

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