Gordon Ramsay watches the sunset on the beach in Cornwall… after coming under fire for spending lockdown at his second home
He has caused controversy for spending lockdown at his second home in Cornwall with his family.
But Gordon Ramsay appeared to be relishing his time out of London as he took to Instagram on Sunday to share a scenic beach video while watching the sunset.
The chef, 53, told his nine million followers: ‘What a beautiful Bank Holiday Weekend.
Sunny stroll: Gordon Ramsay appeared to be relishing his time out of London as he took to Instagram on Sunday to share a scenic beach video while watching the sunset in Cornwall
‘We’ve got some of the most gorgeous beaches in the country here. It’s so nice to see the kids, kites, dogs, mums and dads, kids in and out the rock pools. It’s beautiful.
‘As the sun sets it’s so nice to see on the beach, swimmers, barbecues, how beautiful. That’s what Bank Holiday Weekends should be about.’
Gordon, his wife Tana and their children are spending lockdown at their idyllic Cornwall home.
Tranquil: The chef, 53, told his nine million followers: ‘What a beautiful Bank Holiday Weekend’, as he enjoyed a stroll along the beach
Special: He said: ‘We’ve got some of the most gorgeous beaches in the country here. It’s so nice to see the kids, kites, dogs, mums and dads, kids in and out the rock pools. It’s beautiful’
His happy place: ‘As the sun sets it’s so nice to see on the beach, swimmers, barbecues, how beautiful. That’s what Bank Holiday Weekends should be about’
And over the weekend the celebrity chef posted a heartfelt message on Instagram in honour of his daughter’s special day.
He said: ‘Happy Birthday to this gorgeous lady, 22yrs ago today this gracious kind and incredibly talented young girl was born, have a great day Megan love ya Dad.’
The TV personality angered locals after relocating his family to their second home during the outbreak as the Government urged Britons not to travel from hotspots to the countryside.
Meanwhile, Gordon has taken out loans to shore up his restaurant empire which has been shuttered by the coronavirus lockdown, it was revealed last week.
He has registered charges with Barclays against 16 companies, which includes those managing some of his Michelin star outlets, according to the Sun.
The loans will provide a lifeline to companies which manage some of the TV chef’s flagship eateries, such as London’s Savoy Grill and Petrus.
Special day: There’s been celebrations for the Ramsay family during lockdown as on Saturday Gordon wished his daughter Megan a happy 22nd birthday