CHEF Gordon Ramsay serves up some romance with his missus.
Ramsay, 59, held hands with Tana, 51, and cuddled up for a kiss while out at the weekend.
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Gordon Ramsay was spotted out for a stroll with wife, Tana, over the weekendCredit: TillenDoveThe loved-up couple cuddled up for a kissCredit: TillenDoveGordon said he loves aspiring chef, Brooklyn 26, and has been in contact offering supportCredit: AP
Their loved-up stroll in South West London comes after Gordon waded into the Beckham family feud.
He urged David’s estranged son Brooklyn to “remember where you came from” last month in an exclusive interview with The Sun.
The Michelin-starred restauranteur said he loves the aspiring chef, 26, and has been in contact offering support.
GORDON Ramsay has splashed out on a £9.65million home in Cornwall.
The celebrity chef, 59, has purchased the most expensive property in the coastal village of Rock, where he previously clashed with neighbours.
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Gordon Ramsay has splashed out on another Cornwall propertyCredit: GettyThe celebrity chef purchased a £9.65million house in costal village RockCredit: Alamy
In fact, Gordon’s new four-bedroom home is on the same road, and just a few doors down, from the house he built in March 2021.
At the time, more than 20 neighbours objected to his plans and branded it a “monstrosity”.
This prompted Gordon to respond in an interview not long after, saying: “‘I absolutely love Cornwall. It’s just the Cornish I can’t stand.”
The Mail has now reported that Gordon and wife Tana Ramsay purchased the 19th century house via Rocky Bay Estates and that Land Registry documents show that bought it with a mortgage from bank Coutts.
At the time, that was the most expensive house ever sold in Cornwall.
Gordon was blasted by locals for spending time at the pad during the very first lockdown.
The superstar telly chef had previously been at the centre of a storm with his neighbours in Rock – after a series of huge renovation works.
He was accused of bringing “Legoland to Cornwall” after he called in builders to create a mega-home with incredible views of the sea.
Gordon’s plans included knocking down a 1920’s property to build a new, modern pad – complete with a second smaller property which was known as “The Garden House”.
Gordon previously clashed with neighbours over renovation works on his home in 2021Credit: Getty
One of his neighbours moaned at the time: “I urge you to insist that this house is not bulldozed and its façade be maintained or at least some of its character be retained rather than the short-sighted house which is currently proposed.
“The council will come to regret having allowed such traditional houses to be destroyed with impunity.”
Gordon, who has five children with his wife Tana, previously hit back at his Cornish critics and made light of their dislike of him.
Speaking about their claims he was endangering Cornish people after going there at the start of the pandemic, Gordon said: “God knows why we took so much s**t from the Cornish.
“We lived down there; we just hadn’t been down there for a long time. We didn’t sneak down there at all.
“We got there at an appropriate time and had an absolutely amazing time. And a time like that – we’ll never get back again.”
And earlier that year he told Vernon Kay on BBC Radio 2 that he could not abide the locals who live around him in Cornwall.
Laughing, Gordon said: “Trust me I absolutely love Cornwall, it’s just the Cornish I can’t stand.”
The TV star previously said ‘I absolutely love Cornwall. It’s just the Cornish I can’t stand’Credit: Getty
Steve Hermon, West Brom commentator for BBC Radio WM
Eric Ramsay’s reign was nothing short of disastrous. His tenure lasted just 44 days, which happens to be the same as Brian Clough’s infamous spell at Leeds United in 1974.
That featured in a movie about the legendary manager’s life, The Damned United, and it had elements of comedy, but if the Welsh head coach’s stay at The Hawthorns were to be made into a film, the genre would have to be horror.
The 34-year-old leaves with a litany of unwanted records.
It is the shortest reign of any permanent Baggies boss in their history, he oversaw their heaviest home defeat in the second tier as they were hammered 5-0 by Norwich City, and his win percentage is 0%.
Taking just four points – courtesy of four draws – in his eight league games has dropped the club deep into a relegation battle.
Ramsay refused to say it, but he knew that Tuesday night’s game with Charlton Athletic was a must-win.
He told me in his interview after the 1-1 draw that it wasn’t good enough and that “what will be, will be”, as if knowing what was to come just minutes later.
The former Minnesota United boss and his assistant, Dennis Lawrence, were summoned into a boardroom meeting with chairman Shilen Patel after his media duties were complete, and the axe fell.
The Welshman accepted in his final interview with me that he was “not blameless”, and while he is no doubt a clever man, switching immediately to a 3-4-3 formation with players not equipped to play that way was not a smart move.
He promptly ditched it after another loss to Portsmouth.
Questions must also be asked of the players, whose failure to take chances has led to a second sacking of the season, and the third in less than a year, but the hierarchy must also provide answers to the fans.
Their naive decision to give the job to a second young head coach in a row has put the club at risk of an unthinkable drop into the third tier for only the second time in their history.
But there won’t be time to analyse a host of mistakes now.
James Morrison begins a third spell in interim charge in the space of less than 11 months.
The former midfielder is unbeaten in the three games he’s overseen and said, in his own words after the Swansea City FA Cup victory just hours before Ramsay’s arrival six weeks ago, West Brom is “in his DNA”.
With 12 games to go, he will do all he can to keep the club he loves in the Championship.
Meanwhile, back at boardroom level, and just days before the second anniversary of his takeover of the club, Patel will begin the search for his fourth head coach.
Gordon Ramsay is seen holding back tears during his daughter’s engagement party in scenes that have now aired on his Netflix documentaryCredit: Not known, clear with picture deskThe TV chef got emotional while his daughter made a speech at the bashCredit: Not known, clear with picture deskHolly and swimmer Adam have since gotten married in a stunning Bath ceremonyCredit: Instagram/@hollyramsayy
In the six-part series, Being Gordon Ramsay, swimming champ Adam and his fiancée Holly are seen throwing a lavish bash with Adam’s mum Caroline in attendance.
Holly and Adam’s engagement party is caught on film – with both the Ramsay and Peaty families in attendance.
During the evening, Holly thanks her fiancé Adam for his constant love and support.
And while she gives the speech, Gordon is seen holding back tears while watching on with his wife Tana.
Elsewhere during the evening, Gordon was filmed saying: “The most important family is the one you create and she [Holly] comes from an incredible family so its now her time to create her own family. It is quite a moment.”
The party marked one of the last times that the Ramsay family were with the Peaty clan before their public feud imploded.
Despite Gordon having a close relationship with his son-in-law, Adam’s parents have publicly blasted the family after they weren’t invited to Holly’s hen do and were later uninvited to the wedding.
Holly’s mum Tana and close family friend Victoria Beckham were invited on the hen do, but Caroline was left off the guest list.
The family have since been in a war of words during their very bitter feud.
