Gordon Ramsay has had a complete change of image for his latest show 24 Hours To Hell and Back.
Instead of his clean-shaved, kitchen ready appearance, the 53-year-old has got disguised as an elderly historian.
The television chef had a makeover with some special effects makeup and props including a prosthetic nose, a full grey beard, spectacles and a hat.
Gordon was heading into restaurants undercover so that he would be treated like a regular customer.
It’s his biggest makeover yet, which viewers will see in a special two-hour episode of Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours To Hell and Back.
Gordon Ramsay went undercover in the US to try and help some restaurants (Image: 24 Hours To Hell and Back/Fox)
In the episode, Gordon attempts to help three businesses in a Maryland city, after the town was destroyed by a number of storms.
In 2016, Ellicott City was devastated by floods and spent more than a year rebuilding everything, only for a 2018 storm to set them back again.
Gordon comes in to try and get the local businesses thriving again and return to the community to its vibrant self.
Gordon had some prosthetics applied to mask his identity (Image: 24 Hours To Hell and Back/Fox)
The controversial star managed to go undetected in the restaurants thanks to his sneaky disguise.
However at the end of his meal, he ripped off the prosthetics and face-hiding props to reveal his true identity.
Then, naturally, the restaurant staff figured out who he was straight away.
Recently, Gordon has been finding himself annoying his neighbours as he isolates with his family in Cornwall.
Gordon eventually revealed his true identity to stunned staff and patrons (Image: 24 Hours To Hell and Back/Fox)
However he hasn’t let it put him off enjoying some enforced down time, as he has shared clips of him having fun with his family on Instagram.
Earlier this week, Gordon was slammed for allegedly breaking lockdown rules.
Posing with two freshly caught fish, Gordon upset his followers who accused him of flouting the rules on lockdown and essential travel.
One said: “I fish several times a week but during lockdown I haven’t been out once!
“Fishing isn’t exercise and the angling trust have said that angling is a no-go at the moment. Very irresponsible to be out fishing!
“I suggest you keep stuff like this off your Insta, it’s disrespectful to anglers who are doing the right thing and not fishing!”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
