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By Alison Boshof 
7h ago
London – He has already been angered for isolating himself in his second home in Cornwall with his large family, and was criticized after being apparently seen turning on a red light on his bike.
Now television chef Gordon Ramsay has landed in the soup with the coast guard, who is said to have issued him an official warning about his apparent failure to comply with the blocking guidelines.
Sources indicate that Ramsay, 53, has been seen in Rock, Fowey, Port Isaac and Newquay, some distance from his £ 4m home in Trebetherick. In a somewhat embarrassing way, he is the face of a YouTube “Stayhome” initiative that he has been plugging into his ten-minute cooking shows, shot in “isolation” in his Cornwall kitchen.
A source from the Maritime and Coast Guard Agency, whose officers and volunteers conduct regular patrols of the beaches and coastal roads, said: ‘We have reports that they have seen him in dozens of different places since the closure began.
‘Does not seem to be obeying the rules on social distancing, exercise, and staying home. We are aware that he traveled to Port Isaac, which is eight miles from his home, to Newquay, 23 miles away, and even to his third Cornish home in Fowey, which is 40 miles away and a 45-minute drive. . on a good day
‘One of our staff spoke to him about how often they were seeing him and about significant distances. After a period of reflection, he seemed to calm down and took into account what was transmitted in the most polite way. “
Ramsay said on a radio show last month that he would go to the butcher shop near his Cornwall home “every day” to obtain cooking supplies for his family, which include his wife Tana, 45, the son of a year, Oscar, and his daughters, Tilly, 18 years old. , Holly 20, Megan, 22 and her son Jack, 20.
He has also posted on social media about 26-mile bike rides to train for an Ironman triathlon for charity.
The family arrived in Cornwall on March 20, three days before the official start of the confinement.
Friends of Ramsay, who “temporarily closed” all of his London restaurants at the start of the pandemic, causing 500 staff members to be fired rather than fired, say the family has done nothing wrong.
They added that the house they now reside in in Trebetherick is “where they spend all their family time together.”
However, it is not his primary residence, which is a £ 3 million home in South London.
Gordon Ramsay’s spokesman did not respond to our requests for comment.
Daily mail
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