Gordon Ramsay Exclusive: It’s Time To Tell My Full Story

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  @HighPerformancePodcast · 2 years ago · pinned

  Huge thank you to Gordon for opening up on life in multiple council houses, being a luncheon voucher child and his relationship with his family. <br><br>Such openness and honesty! What was your favourite moment?

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  @misstigermilk · 2 years ago

  I saw Gordon once at the airport and could see that he looked a bit stressed and likely wanted to be left alone. I decided that the nicest thing I could do if I appreciated his work was to just leave him be. Thanks Gordon, wherever you are, really appreciate you and all the skill, talent, hard work and great entertainment you&apos;ve given us!

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  @pamthetube · 2 years ago

  I read all of Gordon Ramseys books at about age 22yrs while battling an eating disorder. I ended up taking a catering course at my local college and it revived my trust in food. I recovered and was able to eat, cook and feed my children as a single mum. I’m 41 now and still so grateful for this man telling his story xxx

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  @AdeHida · 2 years ago

  Be a sponge, take it professionally not personally, you cannot please everyone. Thank you, Gordon!

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  @kylefisher8527 · 2 years ago

  Me and my partner had the privilege of Gordon Ramsays company a few weeks ago at his restaurant at the savoy London. We were eating our dinner and Gordon walked in and we couldn’t believe it! We stopped eating and put our cutlery down in awe… we didn’t run up to him out of respect. However after a while he walked passed our table and asked to join us and we of course said yes… he was the kindest and most caring guy ever!! He was genuinely interested in us as people! He very kindly bought us a drink. We sat for 15 mins chatting and we just felt so lucky. What’s the chances of going to Gordon Ramsays restaurant and the man himself ends up joining you!!! Mental!!! But absolutely amazing and we will never forget it.

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  @laraoneal7284 · 2 years ago

  Gordon is so authentic in answering questions. &nbsp;He also follows his own advice when his father in law told him to “ sell the Porsche “ and he sold it. &nbsp;That takes humility. &nbsp;God bless u Gordon.

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  @tommysergent910 · 2 years ago

  As a kid I lost my parents, and I remember I wasn’t allowed to watch Gordon due to the swearing, but I used to go behind everyone’s back to watch him religiously. I went to cooking and culinary school with a dream to be like him, and now I’m a qualified chef and I thank him for all the inspiration! Love you Gordon! 🙏🙏

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  @lisaspikes4291 · 2 years ago

  I almost didn’t click on this, but I’m glad I did. <br>So many people classify Gordon as a brash, rude, arrogant guy. But if you really watch him, you find that he has a huge heart. He’s just brutally honest. Believe me, you want people like that in your life!

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  @C23467 · 2 years ago

  This is a celebrity I genuinely really admire.

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  @curtispandachuk9323 · 2 years ago

  I’m an addict myself and Alcoholic. It doesn’t mean that I drink all the time. It just means that it’s not at all wise to start drinking, but it really does bring tears to my eyes to hear how Gordon talks about his brother.

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  @stefantushop2550 · 2 years ago

  What a final gem from Gordon in the last few seconds: &quot;Never fear a storm. Learn to dance in the rain&quot;. That hit hard ❤

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  @rinraiden · 2 years ago

  From being a poor kid in school to being the most famous chef in the world. I&apos;m surprised we don&apos;t have a Gordon Ramsay movie yet.

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