Gordon Ramsay threatened by his neighbours after isolating in his £4m holiday home in Cornwall during coronavirus crisis
FURIOUS villagers are threatening to hound Gordon Ramsay and his family out of their £4million holiday home. The TV chef moved to Cornwall with his wife and five kids to isolate from coronavirus. But locals fear the Ramsays — who relocated from their London home — risk spreading the killer bug which has caused havoc […]
FURIOUS villagers are threatening to hound Gordon Ramsay and his family out of their £4million holiday home.
The TV chef moved to Cornwall with his wife and five kids to isolate from coronavirus.
But locals fear the Ramsays — who relocated from their London home — risk spreading the killer bug which has caused havoc in the capital.
Some members of a Facebook group called You Shouldn’t Be Here have threatened to expose Gordon’s address if he does not leave.
One said: “The big s*** should take himself and his family the hell out of Cornwall.”
Others accused the 53-year-old Scot of ignoring government advice by not staying at his primary location.
They claimed: “He’s swanning around the shops as if nothing is wrong.
“He’s had pool engineers over. There is no defence at all.”
Another added: “Wealthy second homers think making a few quid means they are immune from the virus and any rules. They are arrogant at this best of times, this has shown how bad some of them are.”
Gordon, Tana, 45, and their children — including one-year-old Oscar — have been staying on the north Cornish coast since restrictions began.
He has been filming virtual cooking classes but has called lockdown a “living nightmare”.
And he’s also complained about having to knock-up meals for his “ravenous” kids, comparing himself to a kitchen porter.
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He said: “Being stuck in my house with these five ravenous kids is a living nightmare.
“Can you please tell me when all of this will end? Every single day is the same. I’m the resident kitchen porter, working my fingers to the bone.”
Gordon’s spokeswoman declined to comment.
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