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Published 17:04 31 Oct 2025 GMT
Updated 12:32 2 Nov 2025 GMT

Gordon Ramsay has opened up about the grief he and his family went through when his wife Tana suffered a miscarriage five months into her pregnancy.
In 2016, Tana experienced a pregnancy loss at 20 weeks. Reflecting on the loss of her son, who they had named Rocky, Tana said he had been "born with a strong heartbeat, but too little to survive."
In an interview with People, Gordon himself opened up on the heartbreaking period, and said it ended up bringing him and his family closer together.
He said: “There’s no book that guides you through that loss, and so losing Rocky was really tough.
“Watching the trauma unfold, it’s this life-changing moment.”
Three years after the loss of Rocky, the couple welcomed a baby boy named Oscar.
Oscar was their fifth child together. Their other kids are Megan, who is 26, 25-year-old twins Jack and Holly, and Matilda, 23.
And Gordon said that the grief his family felt ended up bringing them closer together, and had it not been for the loss of Rocky, they "wouldn't have had Oscar."
He said: “We wouldn’t have had Oscar had we not lost Rocky.
“There was no substitute – far from it – but it brought us a bond that you’d never experience in a normal situation.”
The celebrity chef married Tana in 1996, when he was starting to work his way into the world of fine dining and she was a school teacher.
Since then, Gordon has become one of the most famous chefs in the world, whilst Tana has forged a career in TV and writing.
The Michelin-star chef had nothing but praise for his wife's resilience in overcoming the loss of their son, saying that his family "wouldn't be here today" without her strength.
He said: “That’s the power of Tana. Just watching the way that she dealt with it – and opened up with other friends and women in close proximity that could give advice – she was incredibly straight after that.”
He added that their children "get a lot of strength from their mum", saying: “There’s a lot of things that Tana’s done, that we wouldn’t be here today without that strength.”
If you have experienced a bereavement and would like to speak with someone in confidence, you can get help and support by contacting Cruse Bereavement Care via their website or national helpline on 0808 808 1677
Or alternatively, if you need support and advice following a pregnancy loss, you can find help and support by visiting Tommy's here. You can also call them for free on 0800 014 7800 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm)
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