Ramsay shared the funny video of his son being fed baby food on his Instagram page
Gordon Ramsay’s son is twinning with his famous father.
On Tuesday, May 28, the celebrity chef shared a light-hearted video on Instagram of his 6-month-old son, Jesse James, grimacing as he tasted food.
The clip of the baby was played alongside a black and white video of Ramsay, 57, displaying a similar facial expression on TV.
“Like father, like son 😉 @jessejamesramsay @tanaramsay,” the cooking star captioned the post, which showed Jesse wearing a bib that read “SOUS CHEF” while being fed his baby food.
“Genetics are wild🤯,” one person commented, while another added, “Awww I love this! Just like daddy.”
In addition to Jesse, Ramsay shares five other children — Megan, 26, Holly Anna, 24, Jack Scott, 24, Matilda “Tilly”, 22, and Oscar James, 5 — with his wife, Tana Ramsay, whom he married in 1998.
Last month, the father of six opened up to PEOPLE about feeling like he’s a better dad to his younger children than his older ones.
“I think I’m a better dad this time round if I’m honest,” Ramsay said. “I know I’m better because I’ve got experience now and so I think we’ve done a good job so far with the first four.”
The TV personality went on to add that his younger two children are able to learn faster thanks to having older siblings with different careers.
“And the second part of this family, with the other two little ones, I think they’re in a great position because they’re getting educated a lot earlier from their bigger, older siblings, and they’re fascinated with their careers,” Ramsay explained.
Meanwhile, the proud father spoke to PEOPLE in January about whether he was open to welcoming a seventh child.
Ramsay shared that Oscar had said one morning, “Wouldn’t it be nice if Jesse and I had a little sister?”
Caught by surprise, the chef recalled that he spat out his cheerios and had to step away from the table.
“I didn’t wait to see Tana’s reaction. I literally coughed my Cheerios out all over the table,” he said, “So yeah, listen, who knows, right?”
