A video captured the adorable moment Gordon Ramsay let a young fan sit in his multi-million pound Ferrari. The footage, posted on X, shows the celebrity chef approach his Ferrari F40, which is worth between £2million and £4million, as fans took pictures of him. Among the fans is a young boy who Gordon interacts with.

He said: “Hello mate, you good?” Gordon then hands the boy the keys to the Ferrari and says: “Jump in.” The boy then sits inside while Gordon takes videos and photographs.

The chuffed boy then gets out of the red sports car as Gordon walks around. It is then that he spotted a parking ticket tucked under the windscreen wiper and jokes: “Is this yours?”

One X user described the interaction as “absolutely class”. He added he was “jealous” of the young fan who was given the chance to get inside the Ferrari.

Meanwhile, Matt Casey applauded Gordon: “A really good exchange between Gordon Ramsey and a young fella, the parking fine!”

A third user agreed: “Ramsey is a genuinely decent guy to be fair.” A fourth put: “What a lovely thing to do, legend.”

A fifth added: “Love Ramsey! Used to hate him but warmed massively over last few years.” A sixth wrote: “Made that young lads year! He’ll remember this forever. Well done @GordonRamsay – awesome!”

Gordon Ramsay rose to prominence as a competitive chef in the late 1990s. He has since built a culinary empire and become one of the most recognisable figures in the cooking world.

His restaurant group, Gordon Ramsay Restaurants, has been awarded 17 Michelin stars throughout his career. His signature restaurant, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in Chelsea, London, has maintained the ultra-prestigious three Michelin stars since 2001.

He operates dozens of other restaurants across the UK, United States, France, Asia, and the Middle East. They range from fine dining to more casual burger and pizza spots.

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