Alright grandad GORD RAGE OVER TODDLER MIX- UP
GORDON Ramsay has flipped over being mistaken for a grandad when out on a family walk.
The celebrity chef, 54, says people often wrongly think his eldest son Jack, 20, is the father of 18- month- old son Oscar.
He said: “The worst thing is when I’m walking with ( my wife) Tana and Jack, and everyone is looking at Jack as if Oscar is his son.
“‘ You must be so proud to be a grandad’. ‘ F*** off, he’s ours’.
“If I get called ‘ grandad’ one more f*** ing time, I’m going to hit the roof.”
The keen cyclist also confesses to getting a bit confused into believing there was a special gel called Rhinoceros Skin after a conversation with Olympic road racer Mark Cavendish.
He told Men’s Health magazine how he asked Cavendish for advice about overcoming saddle soreness.
Ramsay said: “I’ve never got over how painful it is on the saddle. He ( Mark) said: ‘ You’ve got to get rhinoceros skin.’
“So, there’s me thinking there’s a gel out Rhinoceros Skin.”
The foul- mouthed cook also gives his candid view on skinny chefs, protein bars and how fitness is rubbing off on his family.
“Trust the skinny chefs because the fat ones have eaten all of the good food,” he said.
“I’m very lucky that I can train and still eat pretty much what I want. How can a chef get into protein bars and say they taste delicious, when they taste f*** ing disgusting?
“My son Jack did his first Ironman 70.3 last year.
“I got all the kids entrance into the London Marathon, raising money for Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital.
“Tana is going to commit to her 10th marathon. I’ve got my 15th London coming up, two LAS and five ultras. It’s starting to rub off on them.”
Read the full Gordon Ramsay interview in the December issue of Men’s Health UK, on sale from tomorrow. there called