Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has reportedly been accused of bringing his family to stay in their other home by his Cornwall home neighbours.
It’s been said that the 53-year-old television star has received threats from his locals who are preparing to go to authorities who claim he’s ignoring coronavirus lockdown rules.
However, despite the claims made against Gordon, a family friend has insisted the media personality and his wife Tana have not broken any rules by staying in their Cornwall residence.
She told the Metro Online: “The family have done nothing wrong, Cornwall is very much their family home where they all spend time together.
“It has been widely reported they arrived on March 20th so any accusations of acting inappropriately are simply incorrect.”
Gordon was accused of ignoring social distancing rules by his Cornwall neighbours (Image: gordongram/Instagram)
Residents of Cornwall had seemingly posted on social media that they didn’t want Gordon there, saying he ‘wasn’t wanted’ in the area, despite seeing his house there as the main family home.
The Sun reported that one member of the public accused him of ‘flouting government rules’.
According to the publication, they said: “Don’t you realise that by doing that you’ve possibly brought the virus with you and because Cornwall is not your main residence, if you and your family get sick you will place yet more strain on an already fragile infrastructure.
A family friend insisted that the family have done ‘nothing wrong’ (Image: gordongram/Instagram)
“I’m reporting you to the police. What you’ve done is against the law and I hope they force you back to London.”
Despite the lockdown drama, Gordon documented some heartwarming news on Instagram earlier this week.
He shared a video to his story showing some bundles of asparagus dropped off “from across the field”.
Gordon said: “Now what a lovely, beautiful, generous little gift.
The star has been updating fans during the coronavirus lockdown from his Cornwall home (Image: gordongram/Instagram)
“A little gift from the fields across your house… now that’s what I call love thy neighbour, see? That’s how you look after each other across these difficult times. There you go.”
He appeared to remark the tension among locals, saying: “I’m sure one local will whinge about the asparagus. God bless you.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
