Gordon Ramsay was unfollowed by Brooklyn Beckham after speaking about his family’s feud and now there’s more drama – and it’s all to do with hot sauce
Gordon Ramsay could be heading for a spicy showdown with Brooklyn Beckham. The celebrity chef, 59, was unfollowed by the hot sauce enthusiast after suggesting Brooklyn, 27, ‘remembered where he came from’ after the former photographer publicly stated he had no desire to ever reconcile with his parents, David and Victoria, following their sad feud.
Gordon has always been close to the Beckhams, with his son, Jack, and Brooklyn, once close pals. However, it doesn’t look like the celebrity chef will be making amends with the self-confessed ‘nutter in the kitchen’ any time soon, after reportedly deciding to launch his own rival brand of hot sauce.
Aspiring chef Brooklyn launched Cloud23 in 2024. He proudly posted several snaps of the product, which has received great reviews, in restaurants in a bid to enhance his business.
However, Gordon is now said to be launching his own hot sauce, with The Sun reporting that he has trademarked his Hot as Hell brand.
“If Gordon is launching his own sauce, he’ll be going up against Brooklyn in that market,” a source told the publication.”Things will get spicy if they end up clashing over it.”
Brooklyn’s Cloud23 was named after the No. 23 jersey his now-estranged dad, David, wore at Real Madrid and the LA Galaxy. Costing £15 a bottle, the sauce comes in two flavours, Hot Habanero and Sweet Jalapeno, and there is also a whole heap of merchandise to go with it.
Brooklyn previously revealed he’d spent two and a half years working on his “passion project” and that he’d “literally put everything into it”, insisting: “I’ve never worked so hard on anything in my life.”
Explaining his thinking behind his hot sauce venture, he told Delish magazine at the time: “I did my research, and I just felt like there was this hole in the market with luxury condiments, especially for a really good price.”
There is no love lost between Brooklyn and Gordon after the dad-of-six commented on the Beckham feud, which is showing no sign of abating.
In blunt advice, the no-nonsense Scot said how he thought that the “penny will soon drop” for Brooklyn amid the rift. Gordon went on to insist that both David and Victoria have been outstanding parents to their eldest son as well as his three siblings.
Speaking to The Sun, he said: “He’s desperate to forge his own way, and I respect that from him. It’s such a good thing to do. But remember where you came from.
“And honestly, one day you’re not going to have your mum and dad, and you need to understand that. That penny will drop.”
The Mirror has contacted Gordon’s rep for comment.
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