After a degree in Psychology from the University of Nottingham, Gordon Ramsay’s youngest daughter, Tilly Ramsay, is taking after him as a chef. The 22–year-old has decided to go to culinary school, and her proud father is very much involved in prepping her.
Tilly hinted at her new career path upon graduating with an Instagram post captioned, “Can’t believe this chapter is over but excited for the future,” while thanking her parents for their support. A few fans got the message and cheered her on her next journey.
Gordon Ramsay goes shopping with daughter Tilly for her official chef whites
Being the supportive father and star chef that he is, there was no better person to go culinary school shopping with than Gordon. Tilly posted a snap of herself in chef whites as she gushed about the look being a “different kind of vibe.” She looked adorable in the double-breasted jacket, which she wore with trousers and clogs.
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The enthusiastic cooking school recruit wrote, “I am so excited for this next chapter, and dad and I had the most exciting day getting all my uniform and equipment.” It is not Tilly’s first time showing interest in food-business, as she was made a full-time judge on MasterChef Junior in March.
Supportive dad
Gordon has a reputation in the media for being a strict, no-nonsense chef. However, the 57-year-old is the sweetest dad ever to his six kids—Tilly, Megan, twins Jack and Holly, Oscar, and nine-month-old Jesse. Alongside Tilly, little Oscar might just enjoy cooking as well since Tilly previously claimed they both had fun making pancakes.
To celebrate Tilly’s Bachelor’s Degree, Gordon took to social media with a photo of himself, the graduate, and his wife, Tana Ramsay. “She’s Done it! Can’t explain enough how proud we are of this one honestly with everything you’ve been up against and to see you graduate today…Congratulations, darling,” he gushed.
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