Professional chef and restaurateur Gordon Ramsay is known not just for his mad skills in the kitchen, but he is best known for literally always being mad on his cooking show, "Hell's Kitchen." But despite of his fierce image in the public eye, his recent interviews with the media have shown his soft side and everyone can finally know the reason why he became the angry person he is known these days.
"Hell's Kitchen" is now on its 15th season and Ramsay has officially made his mark on television as someone dedicated and passionate to his job. That is not the only milestone that he could be proud of, as his restaurant in London was even given three Michelin stars ever since it opened back in 2001.
Everyone knows the English celebrity chef as someone who is a hothead. This man would be mad the minute he sees imperfection and mediocrity when it comes to his work in the kitchen. He could yell at someone on the show and he absolutely doesn't care about those people's feelings. That's the brand that Ramsay have made for himself, but this all came to tone down during his interview Talk Asia, as cited by News4Jax.
Now that he is about to celebrate his 50th birthday, the celebrity chef told the publication in a very humbling tone, "I should never have made it this far." He also wanted to be clear with everyone what's with all the rage in him and apparently, he has a good reason.
The 49-year-old chef admitted that he had a tough childhood. "I started with nothing and was dealt a dysfunctional card. My father was a severe alcoholic and my mom worked as a cook, and a nurse at night," Ramsay opened up. "We moved around ... I went to 17 different schools between the ages of 5 and 16."
One amazing young lady , love ya Ellie https://t.co/BfoMJ0TaVZ
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) March 7, 2016
He grew up in the backstreets of Britain, which is among the reasons of his tough personality. But it doesn't matter how tough he is, Jimmy Kimmel definitely has brought out his funny side as well when he made him ate Girl Scout cookies for the first time. Ramsay likened the cookies to a dog food according to The Huffington Post.
