Gordon Ramsay has returned to his holiday home in Cornwall after he seemingly made a 500-mile round trip back to London to launch a takeaway service at one of his pubs.
The Scots chef has caused controversy during lockdown after he whisked his wife Tana and their kids off to one of the family's three Cornwall properties at the start of the coronavirus outbreak.
But it seemed Gordon made a journey of nearly 250 miles across the country to return to London after a social media video posted on his Instagram page looked as though it had been filmed in his Wandsworth garden.
If Gordon was in the city, it looked like it might have been a work trip to oversee one of his pubs as it launched a new takeaway service.
He told followers that they could now eat from riverside gastropub The Narrow.
However, Gordon has now shared a snap of the sun setting over a beach, suggesting he's back in Cornwall.
Gordon's initial trip to Cornwall was before the measures went into place, and as such did not constitute a breach of the rules.
However, a trip to a second home for the purpose of leisure during lockdown is forbidden.
The Ramsays have a three property portfolio in Cornwall, which add up to a staggering total of £10 million.
Gordon, Tana, Meghan, 21, Jack and Holly, 20, Tilly, 18 and Oscar, one, headed to one of these properties ahead of the lockdown announcement.
Cornwall's locals have been in uproar over Gordon taking his family to the countryside, away from the bustling city of London.
The house is just a stone's throw from a picturesque, rugged beach, and boasts six bedrooms, four en-suite bathrooms, and two kitchens.
