Neighbors Gordon Ramsay: “We will report them to the police” Entertainment

Ramsay, 53, is accused on social media of “bringing the corona virus to Cornwall” when he decided to travel to his home on the coast from London, reports Daily Mail. Someone furiously writes: “Don’t you realize that you may have brought the virus? And because Cornwall is not your primary residence, if you and your family get sick, they will put even more pressure on an already fragile infrastructure. I am going to report to you to the police. What you’ve done is illegal and I hope they force you to go back to London.

Another has the same idea. “Certainly the police will knock on Gordon Ramsay’s door and escort him on his way back to London.” Another surprise is that the police have not yet done so. “It is good to know that Gordon Ramsay also thinks that the rules do not apply to him.” He apparently moved with his family to his luxurious second home in Cornwall. It makes you wonder why the police aren’t doing anything. “

Live nightmare

A week and a half ago, Ramsay and his family went to the town on the coast to quarantine his villa for almost 5 million euros. Although the authorities have clearly called not to travel en masse to vacation homes in the countryside. Gordon Ramsay’s neighbors are terrified that with the influx of tourists, the corona virus will also hit them.

The chef also had his annoyances from staying at the villa: he complained about the fact that he now had to cook for his wife and five children every day and called it “a living nightmare”. Although he finally realized it, he said in an interview with the British press, that he should not complain.