Aside from being a world-class celebrity chef known for his iconic TV shows such as “The F Word,” “Kitchen Nightmares,” and many others, Gordon Ramsay is also known for his on-screen temper tantrums. His son appears to be following in his father’s footsteps, as he was recently filmed having a heated argument at a festival.
According to the Daily Mail UK, Jack Ramsay was at the Titan Festival in Cornwall when he got into a verbal brawl with another concertgoer over his burger.
The chef’s son, a marine, can be seen speaking to security after the argument in photos obtained by the outlet.
The man who claimed the burger spoke to the outlet about what happened just before they got into a fight.
The unidentified man stated that he was eating chips with his friends when an order was called for 20 minutes and no one came to claim the food.
He and his friends claimed the ticket even though it wasn’t theirs because no one was around to get the burger. They eventually found a table to sit at, and Jack came over.
He said:
“This is where things got interesting because his reaction to being late for his order and the fact we had taken it and put it on a table for him he wouldn’t accept”
The man claimed that one of Jack’s friends slapped him with the food and that he was annoyed “about having burger juice dripping out of my ear,” so he confronted him.
As a response, he became violent and attempted to throw Jack’s friend over the counter.
The argument turned into a brawl, and security had to intervene to keep them safe from the chaos.
Despite the fact that they had not called him anything derogatory, Jack called him a “f****** scum.”
He continued:
“For some reason it seems he feels he is far superior to anyone else and has the right to not only shout abuse at people, but to get aggressive over a burger which he had the audacity to order and then disappear at its delivery time”
As of this writing, neither Jack nor Gordon Ramsay had made any public statements about the situation.
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