while boutiques remain shuttered, it’s clear some stars are damned if they do and damned if they don’t.– has sought a private loan from his bank, but is making no claim on the Government Business Interruption Loan Scheme.It was previously reported that Companies House records suggested the TV chef – who is reportedly nearly worth an estimated £180million – had registered charges with Barclays bank against 16 firms.
Father-of-five Gordon is at the helm of a string of restaurants and companies that run his three-Michelin-star noshery Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, the one-Michelin-star Petrus, and the swanky Savoy Grill.His company Gordon Ramsay Restaurants Ltd, also houses Bread Street Kitchen, Heddon Street Kitchen, London House, Union Street Cafe and Gordon Ramsay Plane Food at Heathrow Airport.
And while his companies are eligible for the Government grants, reps have dismissed the idea he’ll be seeking it, and it’s our understanding the company has instead sought private financing.‘Any financial agreements between our bank and our owner has nothing to do with any of the government funded loan schemes.’‘There will be substantial losses next year, there’s no two ways about that,’ he told the host.
It literally says in the article he’s worth £180m 🤔