Gordon ends Kitchen Nightmares after ten-year run
Gordon Ramsay's kitchen is closing for the last time.
The British celebrity chef, famous for his abrasive manner and foul-mouth criticisms, has ended his hit show, Kitchen Nightmares, after 10 years and 12 seasons, reported CBS News.
He made the announcement on Monday.
He said on his website: " During this time I've visited over 100 restaurants, meeting and trying to help or in some cases failing to help, some of the most weird and wonderful people. I'm glad I've been able to entertain and hopefully help a few people along the way."
"It's sad to say goodbye to "Kitchen Nightmares" but I'll be continuing with my other shows. It's been memorable! Thank you for watching."
The show follows the chef's attempts to help struggling restaurants, often served with brutally honest remarks.
Yet the hard-hitting man has a softer side, reported Today.
On the verge of tears during a hectic dinner service, restaurant owner Peter asked Ramsay for a favour: "Can I have a hug?"
Ramsay: "Why not? Here we go." He even followed up with a high-five. Watch the video here.
We might miss the big man.
Sources: CBS News, Daily Mail
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