Gordon Ramsay, the renowned celebrity chef, has undergone surgery to remove cancer from his face. The 58-year-old, famed for his roles in Kitchen Nightmares and Hell’s Kitchen, recently took to Instagram to inform his followers about his health condition.
He shared a photo and issued a cautionary message to his fans, saying: “Grateful and so appreciative for the incredible team at The Skin Associates and their fast reactive work on removing this Basal Cell Carcinoma, thank you! Please don’t forget your sunscreen this weekend [red heart emoji] I promise you it’s not a face lift! I need a refund….”
Gordon’s post’s comment section was filled with well-wishes from friends, fans, and fellow celebrities. One person wrote, “Get well soon, dear chef,” while another commented, “Well done you for getting a skin check! Something we should all be lining up for.”
Many others left heart emojis, with comments such as: “So glad you’re sorted! Speedy recovery chef.”
“Glad you’re okay,” and “Good job for making people aware of things like this.”
Another follower added: “So important to share things like this, slap on a hat, suncream and seek shade, happy healing. Well done to the amazing people who work in healthcare who do amazing work like this.”
This shocking news follows Gordon’s recent admission that he is “embarrassed” by the number of luxury cars he owns.
The motoring enthusiast has splashed out millions on vintage motors and sports cars, amassing a remarkable collection over the decades.
He recently featured on the Smartless podcast and confessed: “I’m embarrassed about the collection.
“The only way I really get to understand these cars is on the track. Three or four times a year we rent a track out, truck them down there, I bring in mates. Silverstone and Thruxton, the biggest track in the UK.
“I’ve been collecting for over 20 years, I think it’s about 94. The majority of the cars we have are all in this incredible hanger that we’ve just built.”
The television personality attributed his passion to his impoverished upbringing in Scotland: “I think it’s growing up in poverty, on a council estate, a sort of deprived area.
“Going to school with holes in your trousers and your mum having to put leather patches on your knees that turned out quite cool. Getting called out by your mates for dinner tickets because you don’t have the money to buy food.”
Since those humble beginnings, Gordon has transformed into the globe’s most famous celebrity chef whilst also operating a restaurant empire.
Nevertheless, he disclosed that he has dined at his own establishments just twice in 25 years because the experience leaves him feeling awkward: “All the attention makes me uncomfortable!”.
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