Gordon Ramsay accidentally gives fans a look inside his £4m Cornwall mansion

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GORDON Ramsay is flinging open the doors to his second London restaurant as he re-opens the eatery - albeit virtually - from Cornwall. The F Word chef, 53, came under fire from fans when he re-located his family to his second home in the seaside resort as the coronavirus lockdown was imposed.

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GORDON Ramsay can't help laughing as he tells his lookalike son Oscar he looks like he’s going on the TV show Deadliest Catch. The tot was adorably dressed as a fisherman as he tottered around at home, trying to cause mischief by getting into their new puppy’s cage.

GORDON Ramsay beamed next to look-a-like son Oscar as he enjoyed his first taste of life as a biker. The F Word chef's youngest could be seen perched on the back of a big motorbike in Daymer Bay, Cornwall, where the family in hunkering down during lockdown.

Gordon Ramsay has returned to his holiday home in Cornwall after he seemingly made a 500-mile round trip back to London to launch a takeaway service at one of his pubs.

GORDON Ramsay has returned to Cornwall after a brief stay at his London home 246 miles away. The chef appeared to travel to the capital last week from his £4million second home in Corwnall to launch a takeaway service at his riverside gastropub The Narrow.

Gordon Ramsay has risked further fury as it’s been claimed his restaurant company is using the tax-payer funded furlough scheme to pay sacked staff as they see out their notices.The Hell’s Kitchen star, who was criticised for moving to his Cornwall home during lockdown, reportedly let go around 500 workers from his restaurant chain as the lockdown began in March. And now, 53 year old Gordon is being accused of using the furlough scheme to pay staff as they see out their notice.

GORDON Ramsay is using the taxpayer-funded furlough wage scheme to pay axed staff their notice. And he’s sparked fury by telling those facing the boot they can apply for lower-paid jobs.

GORDON Ramsay got brutally pied by his youngest child Oscar as he tried to get the tot’s attention. The family were taking a stroll on a Cornwall beach together but the littlest Ramsay was far more interested in throwing the sand about than what his famous dad was doing.

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GORDON Ramsay travelled 246 miles back to London from Cornwall after a feud with his neighbours over him relocating to his second home. The TV chef moved his family to his £4million coastal mansion last month - when people could be fined for any non-essential travel.

The moment Tana Ramsay surprised husband Gordon Ramsay by admitting she wanted a sixth child was caught during a TV interview with Kelly Clarkson.

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GORDON Ramsay's lookalike son Oscar gatecrashed his interview with Kelly Clarkson - as his wife Tana revealed she's desperate for another baby. The chef, 53, chatted to the singer via a video call, who couldn't stop gushing over the couple's 13 month-old tot, admitting adorable Oscar made her broody.

Gordon Ramsay's 13-month-old son, Oscar, made an adorable appearance during Thursday's episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show. The celebrity chef held up his sweet son during the interview and showed the little one playing with his toy pots and pans.

Gordon Ramsay’s adorable 1-year-old son Oscar stole the show during the star’s interview with Kelly Clarkson Wednesday.

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IT seems Gordon Ramsay's son Oscar isn't destined for cooking, but for football. The TV chef shared an adorable clip of the 13-month-old showing off his dribbling skills in the garden of his £4million Cornwall mansion.

Gordon Ramsay has once again risked infuriating the Cornish locals with a Bank Holiday trip to the beach.

GORDON Ramsay enjoyed a day at the beach on Bank Holiday weekend in Cornwall after angering his neighbours by travelling to his second home. The 53-year-old spent time watching the sunset on a dog walk as he admired those having BBQs by the sea amid lockdown.

IT seems bosses behind Strictly Come Dancing aren’t scared of Gordon Ramsay – they have asked his daughter Matilda to go on the show. The Beeb has approached the 18-year-old TV host, known as Tilly, to appear in the ballroom contest as they think she will be a hit.