Just three months ago he was blue and black, covered in bruises from his terrible bicycle accident.
But Gordon Ramsay revealed he’s back in the saddle as he stripped off for a Men’s health in the UK Cover photo shoot.
The 57-year-old TV chef showed off his ripped abs and bulging biceps as he did push-ups before changing into his lycra to pose with his bike.
Gordon also spoke about nearly dying in a horrific bicycle accident in the United States, which left the father of six with a huge purple bruise
Reflecting on the incident, she shared: “I couldn’t even put my damn socks and pants on.”
Shirtless Gordon Ramsay, 57, showed off his ripped physique as he detailed the aftermath of his near-fatal cycling accident in a cover shoot with Men’s Health UK.
The 57-year-old TV chef showed off his ripped abs and bulging biceps as he did push-ups before changing into his lycra to pose with his bike.
Gordon also spoke about nearly dying in a horrific bicycle accident in the United States, which left the father of six with a huge purple bruise.
Gordon continued: ‘Justin (Mandel, his assistant) used to dress me in the morning. I felt like a fucking 95-year-old man.
“Asking a 30-year-old guy to put on my fucking underwear was embarrassing.”
He first addressed the accident on social media, sharing a post on Instagram that read: ‘With #FathersDay tomorrow I have a very important message for all the dads out there…
‘WEAR A HELMET! I had a very serious accident while riding my bike in Connecticut this week.
“I’m fine and I didn’t break any bones or suffer any major injuries, but I’m a little bruised and look like a purple potato.”
“I’m grateful to all the doctors, nurses and staff at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital in New London who cared for me and checked me out, but I’m most grateful for my helmet that saved my life. Have a great Father’s Day and take care, Gx.”
Despite the scare, Gordon insisted he has no plans to slow down and laughed off rumours of his retirement.
“I could sit back, relax, buy a boat and go to the Caribbean, but I’m not interested in that,” he shared.
Just three months ago he was blue and black, covered in bruises from his horrific bicycle accident that forced him to seek treatment at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital in New London.
Reflecting on the incident, in her cover shoot, she shared: “I couldn’t even put my damn socks and pants on. Justin (Mandel, her assistant), I used to get dressed in the morning.”
Despite the scare, Gordon insisted he has no plans to slow down, sharing: “I could sit back, relax, buy a boat and go to the Caribbean, but I’m not interested in that.”
Gordon added: “I started out with nothing. I grew up with a mum and dad who didn’t even own a house, so you don’t get hung up on money and you don’t get spoiled.”
Gordon continued: “I love Jeopardy and I can do it because I’m fit. I can do it because I have the motivation.”
‘When I have no drive, then I decide to hang up my hat.
‘I started with nothing. I grew up with a mom and dad who didn’t even own a house, so you don’t get obsessed with money and you don’t get spoiled.
“I love luxury. I love cars, but damn, I work hard for them.”
The chef and his wife Tana, 49, returned in June to their south London mansion they bought in 2002 for £2.8m.
The house, now worth £7m, has undergone several renovations over the years, including a single-storey outbuilding in the garden and a temporary enclosure for pigs.
He was also said to have increased security at the property to protect his family.
The couple share six children: Megan, 25, twins Jack and Holly, 23, Matilda, 21, Oscar, four, and Jesse, six months.
Gordon and his wife Tana, 49, share six children: Megan, 25, twins Jack and Holly, 23, Matilda, 21, Oscar, four, and Jesse, six months (clockwise: Jack, Matilda, Tana, Megan, Gordon, Holly and Oscar).
Gordon revealed that for his children’s 18th birthday, instead of expensive gifts, he bought them marathon tickets.
‘While many of our friends buy their kids cars and damn iPads, we get our kids spots in the marathon for their 18th birthday.
“You’re running the Great Ormond Street Marathon. Here’s your race number. Now get your bum moving.”
The full interview is available now on the Men’s Health website or in the new issue, which hits newsstands on September 10.
