Gordon Ramsay tells his children to "go to school". Sending airborne to another chef because he refuses to hire the children

Gordon Ramsay has ruled out employing his children, as he claimed that they should "be fooled by another boss" if they want to work in a restaurant.

The 52-year-old chef, whose wife, Tana, is pregnant with their fifth child, admitted that he did not want his staff to feel he could not scold his children in the kitchen.

Gordon said his children – Megan, 21, Matilda, 17, and the fraternal twins Jack and Holly, 19 – would need to learn the basics of another leader before hiring them, because of his refusal to "bow to the generation of the snowflake".

He said, "It's like not using children. I do not want the staff to think, "He's the kid from Ramsay, we can not tell them."

& # 39; You want to work in this business? You go to another chef, learn something different and come back with something new to improve the business.

Known for his fury and his explosive speeches, Gordon admitted that he was "firm," but he insisted that he was "right" because he would bring people to the "summit" Of their career.

He explained, "I am firm, I am just and I will give you everything I have to bring you to the top. And that's all, no *** bulls. I take a lot of criticism for being forthright and honest, but I do not care about this damn generation of snowflakes.

Gordon is raising four children with his wife, Tana, with whom he has been married since they got together in 1996.

They are very happy to wait for their fifth child in the coming months.

Gordon and Tana have already had a miscarriage in June 2016; the chief admitted that, despite the tragedy, this devastating loss had brought his family closer.

In an intimate interview with the Daily Mail weekend magazine, he said, "It brought us much closer.

& # 39; You realize how lucky you are and you think about what you have, how lucky you are with your remaining children and remember what you have. It made the family even closer. & # 39;