The celebrity chef shares his six kids with wife Tana
Gordon Ramsay’s son is ready to enjoy a special marmalade sandwich!
On Thursday, the celebrity chef, 57, shared a photo of his 4-year-old son Oscar on Instagram as he adorably dressed up as Paddington Bear.
Wearing the fictional bear’s iconic blue jacket, red boots and matching red hat, Oscar accessorized with Paddington’s suitcase and a little tag that reads, “Please look after this Bear. Thank you.”
“Happy world book day @oscarjramsay ❤️,” Ramsay wrote in his caption.
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In addition to Oscar, Ramsay is dad to daughter Megan, 25, twins Jack and Holly, 24, daughter Matilda “Tilly,” 22, and son Jesse, 3 months.
In an interview with PEOPLE, the father of six shared his shocked reaction to son Oscar suggesting they expanded their family even further and have a seventh child.
“This morning, Oscar said, ‘Wouldn’t it be nice if Jesse and I had a little sister?’ And I spat my Cheerios out. So yeah, I had to get up from the table and walk away,” quipped Ramsay.
Despite his reaction, it appears though the Hell’s Kitchen star could be swayed into adding another baby to their brood.
“I didn’t wait to see Tana’s reaction. I literally coughed my Cheerios out all over the table. So yeah, listen, who knows, right?” Ramsay added.
In January, the TV chef said that having six children with Tana was “the dream” after surprising fans with the announcement of their sixth child, son Jesse, last year.
“That was the dream,” the Kitchen Nightmares host told Entertainment Tonight when asked by the outlet if that number of children had been an aim. “That was the dream we first set out.”
Ramsay also shared that he barely has time to himself now being a father of six now and joked that he looks forward to hopefully having a day off soon.
“Honestly, the holidays is the worst time for any chef because we go to the restaurant, it’s super busy,” Ramsay told ET. “You go back home. It’s super busy. And the Ramsay household is like running a restaurant where no one goes home. “
“Breakfast, lunch and dinner. ‘Dad, can we have that prime rib tonight?’ We just finished lunch! Can you give me a minute?!’ You’re never off, honestly,” he added.
