GORDON Ramsay gave fans a laugh by cooking dinner in a dress at his £4m Cornwall home.
The dad of five, 53, decided to stay indoors today and win favour on social media, having already angered locals in Cornwall by flouting the coronavirus lockdown rules.
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Gordon donned the plunging frock for a hilarious take on the Flip The Switch challenge.
He started off with a pepper grinder in hand whilst his daughter Matilda stirred an empty pop, before the pair switched clothes.
Gordon even did a little dance as he kept a straight face in the humorous clip, which he captioned on Twitter: “I think I did this right…..”
The celebrity chef completed the Flip The Switch challenge with 18-year-old Tilly, who has over 500 thousand followers on Instagram.
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His fans were impressed and one said: “See, Ramsay dances!”
Another wrote: “who would’ve imagined Gordon Ramsay in a dress…”
It comes after The Sun revealed cops are said to have received calls from neighbours complaining about noise at his £4million mansion in Trebetherick last Saturday.
The chef is also believed to have twice visited his holiday let in Fowey — 25 miles away — where another daughter Holly, 20 is living temporarily.
A neighbour said: “He’s out all the time. He’ll go to fishmongers and shops to get food for his barbecues.
“He doesn’t abide by the rules. It’s like living next to a zoo. After 5pm it gets incredibly loud. He’s best known for the F-Word, but his new F-word seems to be ‘flout’.”
Last weekend he was said to have cycled through a red light near a bend on a country road, on a 26-mile ride.
Gordon provoked more fury on Wednesday, posting a social media video urging followers: “Stay At Home.”
Earlier this month, one of Gordon’s neighbours threatened to call the police after he, wife Tana, and their children 21-year-old Meghan, 20-year-old twins Holly and Jack, 18-year-old Tilly, and Oscar relocated to their West Country mansion at the start of lockdown.
Writing on social media, the local seethed: “Don’t you realise that by doing that you’ve possibly brought the virus with you and because Cornwall is not your main residence, if you and your family get sick you will place yet more strain on an already fragile infrastructure.
“I’m reporting you to the police. What you’ve done is against the law and I hope they force you back to London.”
Coronavirus was officially deemed a global pandemic last month, and so far over 20,000 people in the UK have lost their lives to the disease.
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