Gordon, 56, worries about having more kids, but Tana, 49, hopes to expand their family.

Gordon Ramsay isn't too sure about the idea of having a sixth child, and he's made his worries known. The celebrity chef, 56, and his wife Tana, 49, are already parents to a brood of five children, and while Tana has expressed wanting another one, Gordon isn't too keen. He made the revelation on the Dish podcast with Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett.

Gordon joked they would need "two buses" to go out to dinner or get to school with another kid, but the main reason for his hesitation is his age. The couple already have four children close in age, with their youngest son Oscar being only four. Gordon said, "I'm going to be the oldest f****r at school. Who's your grandad? And what about sports day, and the egg and spoon race? What am I going to do?"

Despite his fears, Gordon admitted he would "love another one," but he thinks five is enough for now. Last year, the couple had sparked speculation they were expecting another, but it turned out to be a badly-worded joke. On top of having more kids, Gordon also confessed he lives in fear of one of his daughters appearing on Love Island without him knowing. He told Radio Times, "I don't watch, just in case."

Daughter Tilly has already begun forging a TV career, having appeared in the 2021 series of Strictly Come Dancing and reaching the final of Celebrity MasterChef Australia. With the Ramsay kids' careers on the rise, Gordon and Tana have plenty to focus on for now.

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