Holly Ramsay, daughter of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, recently shared an update on her pregnancy, showcasing her growing baby bump in an Instagram post. The 26-year-old, who announced her first child with husband Adam Peaty earlier this month, posted images on Tuesday.
Ramsay, who is expecting a baby girl in December 2026, was seen in a pink crop top and matching athleisure wear from the brand Alo. She indicated that the brand had provided her with a massage and a reformer Pilates session.
Father's Day Tributes
In posts shared around Father's Day, Ramsay expressed her excitement for her husband to become a "girl dad." Peaty, an Olympic swimmer, has a five-year-old son, George, from a previous relationship. Ramsay wrote, "Happy Father's Day ARP you are the best dad ever and I can't wait to see you as a girl dad. Our little lady & George are so lucky to have you x we love you so much."
She also paid tribute to her own father, Gordon Ramsay, expressing her anticipation for him to become a grandfather. Gordon Ramsay shared his own excitement on Instagram, writing, "Happy Father’s Day to all the dads and dads to be from your favourite soon to be grandad ! G."
Family and Personal Details
Gordon and his wife Tana have six children, including Megan, twins Jack and Holly, Tilly, Oscar, and Jesse James. Holly Ramsay announced her pregnancy with a photo displaying her baby bump, captioned, "Baby Ramsay-Peaty coming December 2026. We can't wait to meet our baby girl."
Gordon Ramsay expressed his joy in the comments of Holly's announcement, stating, "Congratulations to you both sending lots of love Dad. I'm going to be a very overexcited Grandad especially this Christmas @hollyramsaypeaty @adamramsaypeaty."
Holly's sister Tilly also shared her excitement, calling it the "best news ever."
Peaty and Ramsay married on December 27, 2025. However, reports indicate a rift between Peaty and his estranged family, who were reportedly banned from attending the wedding. Peaty has reportedly become close with Gordon and Tana Ramsay, referring to them as "dad" and "mum."