What Is Gordon Ramsay's Net Worth?
Gordon Ramsay has made a lot of money off of shouting out curse words on TV . The chef became an American household name back in 2005 thank's to the U.S. version of Hell's Kitchen , and now, years later, Ramsay has hosted four of the network's top-rated shows on top of opening a handful of Michelin-starred restaurants around the world. With all of that in mind, you're probably thinking that Gordon Ramsay's net worth is through the roof — and, uh, you're definitely not wrong about that one.
According to Forbes 'list of 2016's highest-paid celebrities, Ramsay pulled in $54 million throughout the analyzed 12-month period which, for the record, put him neck-and-neck with Beyonce, who reportedly raked in the same amount that year. He clocked in at #34 on the list at the time — that's a pretty long way from the top but, considering he also managed to pull in more money than reality TV queen Kim Kardashian, it's still super impressive. A giant chunk of his wealth that year came from his roles on Hell's Kitchen , Next level Chef , MasterChef , and MasterChef Junior , as well as the dozens of acclaimed restaurants he owns. Ramsay was reportedly worth $175 million in 2016. As of 2023, that estimate has grown to $220.
Since then, Ramsay has been juggling a bigger plate and an even bigger amount of money. In 2020, he landed the #19 spot on the Forbes list , which reported that he raked in $70 million that year.
And Ramsay's food empire is still expanding. In 2017 he opened up a Hell's Kitchen-themed restaurant in Las Vegas, which pulled in 12,000 bookings in a matter of days . In 2020, he opened his first Street Burger location in London, and in 2021 he launched a line of California wines. He also opened a culinary school, The Gordon Ramsay Academy, in the UK in September 2021.
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