Gordon Ramsay and Guy Fieri stage a major comeback in Hell's Kitchen!
In a joint Instagram post on Friday, May 24, the celebrity chefs copied each other's trademark looks during their recent appearances at Ramsay's famous restaurant.
In the photo, Fieri is seen wearing a chef's jacket and giving the camera a solemn look, with his arms crossed in frustration.
Meanwhile, Ramsay flashed a soft smile for the cameras, struck a “rock on” pose with his right hand, and accessorized with the Food Network star's trademark sunglasses and silver accessories, including Fieri's iconic silver skull chain around his neck.
Ramsay held up a plate of his famous Beef Wellington as the pair stood in front of a counter with a large “Hell's Kitchen” sign lit up behind them.
“It's FREAKY FRIDAY in Hell Kitchen!!!” Ramsay playfully captioned the post, a reference to the popular 2003 film starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan.
Fieri commented on the post, “🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 @gordongram 😂.”
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Ramsay's daughter Holly, 24, also joined in the fun in the comments section. “What are you wearing, dad?” she joked.
Fans also chimed in with their thoughts in the comments section, with one fan joking, “The Mayor of Flavortown looks different in this picture…” while another wrote, “That would be an amazing meal.”
When Ramsay isn't dressing up with his celebrity chef friends, he spends time with his wife Tana and their six children, Megan, 25, twins Jack and Holly, both 24, Matilda “Tilly”, 22, Oscar, five, and six-month-old baby Jessie.
Now celebrating 27 years of marriage, the restaurateur recently told People magazine that he's learned that short getaways are one of his and Tana's favorite ways to reconnect and spend quality time together.
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“Two weeks ago we were in Nottingham. I went to visit Tilly at her university. We walked around the campus, met her on her campus and then went for dinner at a two-star Michelin restaurant. [restaurant] “I went down to Nottingham and drove back the next morning,” he said in an interview in May.
He added that “date nights” are “super important” to keeping the romance going, especially with a six-month-old baby.
“We have less time, but it's quality time, and that's really important,” he said. “Everyone thinks Monday is the most boring day of the week. It's not. With a young family, we're all about seizing the moment. Date nights are so important.”
