Gordon Ramsay and his wife Tana have welcomed their sixth child, a baby girl named Jessie, on Saturday. The couple has received numerous congratulations, including a cheeky remark from Gino D’Acampo on Gordon’s Instagram comments. Gino jokingly mentioned that Gordon still has plenty of energy despite having six children. Gino has a history of teasing Gordon and they recently appeared together on a TV show with Fred Sirieix. In the show, the trio embarked on an ITV Road Trip, which aired two months ago. Tilly Ramsay, Gordon’s daughter, expressed her excitement about becoming a big sister again in sweet photos she shared on Instagram. The Strictly star shared pictures of herself cradling her new baby brother, Jesse James, who was wrapped in a blanket.Gordon Ramsay and his wife Tana have welcomed their sixth child, a baby boy named Jesse James Ramsay. Tana shared a photo on Instagram of herself kissing Jesse on the forehead, expressing her joy at becoming a big sister again. The couple already has five children together: Megan, Jack, Holly, Tilly, and Oscar. They kept Tana’s pregnancy a secret until the birth. Gordon also posted a heartwarming photo of himself kissing Jesse on the head while Tana held him in her arms.Strictly star Tilly shared a series of adorable photos kissing baby Jesse’s forehead. Tilly’s older sister Holly, 23, also shared a slew of snaps with her new baby brother, showing their loving bond. The birth of Jesse was announced by Gordon Ramsay on Instagram, who described it as an amazing birthday present since his birthday is on November 8, which he shares with Tilly. He expressed his joy and welcomed Jesse to the Ramsay brigade, adding that they now have three boys and three girls. Holly also shared a sweet photo of herself holding Jesse and expressed her happiness at being a big sister again. Gordon previously revealed that Tana had wanted another child, but he was hesitant due to the logistics and his age. He jokingly mentioned that they would need two buses and he would be the oldest parent at school. Despite this, the arrival of Jesse has brought immense joy to the Ramsay family.becoming a big brother. He shared a heartwarming photo of his wife, Tana, cradling their newborn son, Jesse James Ramsay. Gordon expressed his excitement and gratitude for the “amazing birthday present” of their new addition, as his own birthday is on November 8. Tana also shared a photo of their four-year-old son, Oscar, meeting his baby brother. Gordon mentioned that he would love to have another child, but he is unsure how he will handle events like sports day and the egg and spoon race. Despite this, he is thrilled to see Oscar embrace his role as a big brother.Gordon Ramsay’s son followed in his father’s footsteps by complaining about the food at his school. The young boy expressed his discomfort with wearing his blazer and described the food as terrible. In response, Gordon told his son to bring his own lunch, which the boy now does with his own prepped lunchbox.
Despite not initially wanting more children, Gordon admitted that his parenting skills have improved with each child. He acknowledged that he has learned from his mistakes and that his youngest son is growing up quickly due to his older siblings.
During the coronavirus pandemic, Tana, Gordon’s wife, expressed a desire to expand their family. She saw the lockdown as an opportunity to start trying for another child. However, with the announcement of an extended lockdown, Gordon jokingly revealed that they would be trying for their sixth child.
Tana has also expressed her desire for more children, stating that she loves babies and may continue to want them even in her 70s. She feels incredibly lucky and cherishes every moment with her children.
In a previous interview, Gordon revealed that Tana is expecting another baby. He mentioned that she shared the news with him while he was talking to Jimmy Fallon. Tana is excited about the upcoming addition to their family.
The article also includes a photo of the Ramsay family, showcasing Gordon, Tana, and their five children.
