Gordon Ramsay Nears Hell's Kitchen UK Reboot Plans, Restaurant Expansion

Gordon Ramsay is set to bring back the UK version of his hit cooking competition Hell's Kitchen, more than a decade after it ended in 2009, with the reboot expected to air next year on ITV. Ramsay, who only hosted the first UK series before launching the highly successful US version in 2005, has trademarked the Hell's Kitchen name in the UK, paving the way for him to open a string of restaurants under the brand similar to his existing US establishments. The reboot aims to capitalize on the show's global popularity, which airs in over 100 countries, and leverage the growing audience and tourism to Britain. Alongside the show's revival, Ramsay's daughter Tilly is launching her own cooking series, Dish It Out, on Prime Video, featuring guest appearances including Gordon himself. Industry insiders describe Ramsay's strategy as a smart business move, blending TV fame with restaurant ventures, as his US Hell's Kitchen restaurants have drawn thousands of customers. The return of Hell's Kitchen on British screens is highly anticipated by fans, who will also have the opportunity to dine at new UK-based Hell's Kitchen restaurants, expanding Ramsay's culinary empire.