Gordon Ramsay isn't letting his neighbours' anger about his presence in Cornwall get him down.
The TV chef, 53, has bragged about going on a 26-mile bike ride in the area with his baby son in tow.
He has sparked outrage for choosing to wait out the nationwide lockdown in his £4million second home with his wife Tana and their five kids: Meghan, 22, twins Holly and Jack, 20, Tilly, 18 and baby Oscar, one.
But he took to Instagram on Sunday to prove he wasn't listening to their complaints as he got some exercise in miles away from the luxury house.
He was taking part in the 2.6 challenge which raises money for charity to replace all the donations lost by the cancellation of the London Marathon due to the coronavirus.
In the snap he donned a black in red all-in-one as he held little Oscar in one hand and gripped on to the bike with the other.
Gordon captioned the post: "Sunday funday 26.2 miles DONE!
"Thinking about all those charities missing out on today's London Marathon, trust me we will make up for in October especially with my little mascot Oscar."
The post will no doubt anger locals who want the TV star and his brood out of the area.
Many are said to be angry with him for risking spreading coronavirus from London to Cornwall, as well as putting unnecessary pressure on the NHS.
But Gordon has continued to ignore their complaints.
He enjoyed another two-hour bike ride last week.
The dad-of-five cycled to Towan Beach in Newquay, which is roughly a 22-mile bike ride from his luxury house in Trebetherick.
