Gordon Ramsay’s BBC series Future Food Stars snapped up by Fox despite not airing for another couple of months
thesun.co.ukTHE new year has barely begun, but it’s already proving to be a lucrative one for celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. We can reveal his new BBC series Future Food Stars has been snapped up for a US run despite it not airing for another couple of months in Blighty.
The show, which has the cheeky nickname FFS, has been bought by American broadcasting giant Fox in a multimillion pound deal, leaving sweary Gordon smiling all the way to the bank.
The Apprentice-style series, which sees 12 foodie entrepreneurs hoping to receive a life-changing investment, has already been greenlit for a SECOND series next year on the Beeb, with casting agents searching for potential contestants.
The transatlantic telly deal could see Gordon, who is already worth an estimated £160million, become the new Lord Alan Sugar.
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