Gordon Ramsey has been spotted back home in London after controversially deciding to lockdown at his second home in Cornwall.
The TV chef was spotted jumping out of his fancy Range Range in the capital earlier this week.
Joined by his daughter Lucy, Gordon dressed down in a white t-shirt and white blazer combo.
Meanwhile, his other daughter Holly, 20, opted for a floral summer dress.
Gordon’s Lucky Cat restaurant is slated to reopen for business on July 4 thanks to Boris Johnson’s decision to ease lockdown rules.
Gordon has returned to London ahead of the reopening of his restaurants (Image: Gordon Ramsay/Instagram)
Taking to Instagram to confirm other second restaurant, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in Chelsea, Gordon, 53, wrote: “Exciting news UK… we’re ready to open our doors again on 4 July.
“We can’t wait to see you guys … we’ve missed you !!’
Over the past few months Gordon has been dogged by negative headlines due to his relocation.
Locals claimed that the multi-millionaire was repeatedly breaking lockdown rules by going on long bike rides miles away from his home.
In May reports claimed Gordon was issues with a warning from coastguards for his action.
A coastguard insider told The Sun: “We’ve seen him multiple times in several places.
The TV chef annoyed locals by deciding to go into lockdown at his second home in Cornwall (Image: PA)
“We had no choice but to give a warning.”
They added: “I said, ‘Look, everybody knows who you are and this is ridiculous.
“You are not following the rules. You need to keep your head down and stay indoors’.”
A rep for Gordon Ramsay declined to comment at the time.
Gordon has confirmed at least one of his London restaurants will reopen on July 4 (Image: FOX Image Collection)
Meanwhile, an angry local claimed: “He’s out all the time.
“He’ll go to fishmongers and shops to get food for his barbecues.
“He doesn’t abide by the rules. It’s like living next to a zoo.
“After 5pm it gets incredibly loud. He’s best known for the F-Word, but his new F-word seems to be ‘flout’.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
