Gordon Ramsay breaks own record for F-bombs swearing more 302 times in new show (2024)
Tilly PearcePublished Sep 7, 2020, 8:49am|Updated Jun 1, 2021, 11:14am
Gordon Ramsay is on his finest effing form in his new series of Uncharted, dropping his favourite swear words no less than 302 times.
The foul-mouthed chef is never shy when it comes to using expletives, and across the upcoming seven episodes he manages to swear, on average, once a minute.
According to The Sun, the star drops the F-word a staggering 212 times, which is pretty heavy going even for Ramsay.
In fact, in the first minute of the show, he goes off on a rant that racks up four swears.
Unfortunately for him, the team have since bleeped out any cuss words so they won’t air.
Heading into its third season, Uncharted sees the chef travel across the world trying out local delicacies and cuisines.
He will also compete against local chefs in a bid to share and learn from different cultures.
Even though a fourth season is yet to be confirmed, coronavirus has meant the star won’t be travelling away from home anytime soon.
Currently living in Cornwall with his family during lockdown, Gordon has been keeping himself busy by still being as judgemental as possible – mainly via TikTok, where he’s grading people’s recipes.
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Gordon Ramsay is on his finest effing form in his new series of Uncharted, dropping his favourite swear words no less than 302 times. The foul-mouthed chef is never shy when it comes to using expletives, and across the upcoming seven episodes he manages to swear, on average, once a minute.
A 2009 episode of Great British Nightmare exemplified just how much chef Ramsay likes to swear, as he uttered a total of 312 swear words in just 103 minutes, including 240 F-bombs. In one scene, he somehow managed 37 swear words in 95 seconds.
“Ramsay said that when he makes a mistake, he owns up to it. He has been candid about the misjudgments that led to the closure of Amaryllis, his fine dining restaurant in Glasgow, and admits that he has opened restaurants that were “badly conceptualized” or opened in the wrong area.
Since the airing of Boiling Point, which followed Ramsay's quest of earning three Michelin stars, the chef has also become infamous for his fiery temper and use of expletives.
Michelin-starred chef Marcus Wareing has admitted he was more to blame in the fall out with Gordon Ramsay last year, because he wanted to "engineer a break" that would allow him to set up on his own.
Personal life. Ramsay married Gordon Ramsay in London on 21 December 1996. They divide their time between Los Angeles and the Wandsworth Common area of London, They have six children, among them Matilda (Tilly) (b. 2001).
“When I get angry, I'm just being honest, and I don't think it's ever going to be any different.I, like any good chef, want everything to be perfect.” 72. “I get frustrated and f— off and wound up with idiots quickly, so I get straight to the point.
The eternally angry culinary critic Gordon Ramsay is one of the most famous chefs on TV, known for the harsh words he shares with the people on his shows like Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares and Hell's Kitchen.
People want drama – today more than ever. Ramsay knows how to use this to his advantage. This is why he plays with his image, as the title of one of his earlier TV shows makes clear: “The F Word” says it all.
In 1993, before he became the mega-famous celeb he is today, Ramsay was arrested in London for gross indecency. While he didn't serve any jail time, the incident was understandably an embarrassing one that Ramsay hoped people would forget about.
But while the Michelin starred celebrity chef may be famous for swearing on-screen, he has insisted that his famed vocabulary isn't used at home in front of his children. In an interview with People, Ramsay, 56, shared how his kids know exactly how to push his buttons.
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is known for his colourful language, but his liberal use of the f-word once sparked an Australian Senate inquiry into swearing on television.
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