Gordon Ramsay’s biggest bombshell moments in new Netflix series from family crisis to money woes<\/a><\/span><\/span><\/p>\nPerhaps he is slightly unaware how he will sound but Adam says at one point: \u201cGordon is very fair, very respectful, but also loves a good joke. We’re very similar.\u201d I think of my father-in-law as being fair and respectful, but similar? No, I would definitely say I am more like my own dad.<\/p>\n
In this instance he could mean they are both competitive and driven people which would make some sense, but by the end of the series he risks sounding sycophantic toward Gordon. Adam is so keen on Gordon at one point he is shown considering buying some of his Hell\u2019s Kitchen merchandise in Las Vegas so he can wear a Ramsay bandana. We don\u2019t see him in the headgear sadly, but by now it is pretty clear which team he is on and the idea of him being ‘a Ramsay’ is inside his head.<\/p>\n
And then we see the engagement party, which Adam’s own family did attend before the fallout with their son. All the footage is again of Adam stood next to Gordon or his wife-to-be. The speeches are edited down, and Adam\u2019s mum has since said she gave a speech we don\u2019t see, but in his words on camera, Adam makes no mention of his own family. It\u2019s another strange moment which sees him talk about Holly but give the final word to Gordon and thanking him for getting permission to marry his daughter.<\/p>\n
This is quite a traditional thing to say, but I would also suggest a mention for your own parents in that speech would be normal, but they are edited out of the show at least. Several times during the Netflix series Adam tells us he is \u201cgetting emotional\u201d and stops talking or stops his speech, but there are no tears being shed by him for Caroline and Mark.<\/p>\n
Adam seems keen to be a Ramsay and to look and live like the family. Judging from how he acts in this series he has all the right ingredients to do this, but knowing what we know about his own parents, I feel watching it all unfold leaves a sour taste in the mouth.<\/p>\n
I hope things can be patched up between Adam and his parents, but this series does him no favours and will not help relations either. Perhaps the winners here are Netflix, without the Peaty saga and the engagement party, they would have struggled to string this series out for six episodes just about building works and drama in the kitchens.<\/p>\n
* Being Gordon Ramsay is out now on Netflix.<\/p>\n
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