Gordon Ramsay Opens a Restaurant With an Unruly Bulldog Named ‘Tomato’ – TH
Gordon Ramsay Opens a Restaurant With an Unruly Bulldog Named ‘Tomato’
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British chef and television star Gordon Ramsay attending an opening for Pub and Grill restaurant at The Londoner Macao on the south coast of China on Wednesday with a hilariously stubborn bulldog named Tomato on the red carpet.
Ramsay shared a short video of the opening on his Instagram page and the restaurant shared a snap of Ramsay and the precious dog who was wearing a union jack bandana.
Look at this funny pup pulling Gordon out of the car as he was too excited to see the red carpet!What a handsome guy, both the dog and the chef!
According to Gordon Ramsay’s website, his family has dogs, cats and even a pet tortoise. An avid dog lover, Ramsay even has dog friendly dining options at some of his restaurants. There is even an Instagram page for some of his dogs.
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