GORDON Ramsay’s daughter Tilly has landed her very own Prime Video show as she follows in her famous dad’s footsteps.
The Strictly star, 23, who has previously showcased her own culinary talent, will front new cooking series Dish It Out.
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Tilly will take viewers on a foody journey celebrating online trends and her favourite family recipes.
She will also be joined by 50 famous faces along the way, who will be popping up in the kitchen over the course of 32 episodes.
Her TV chef father Gordon, 58, and mum Tana, 51, will be among the familiar faces making an appearance.
While other well known chefs and social media stars will be joining Tilly to cook alongside her.
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The series kicks off on September 5 on Prime Video.
It will debut its first eight episodes and then release eight new episodes weekly on Fridays through September 26.
This is not new territory for Tilly as she has plenty of experience when it comes to cooking shows.
She previously hosted CBBC show Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch between 2015 to 2019 and was a judge on MasterChef Junior in 2024.
Tilly’s also appeared as a contestant on Celebrity MasterChef Australia in 2021 and was on her dad’s show The F Word in 2017.
She’s also used to being on our screens having competed in Strictly in 2021.
She was the youngest contestant of her series and was partnered with Nikita Kuzmin and lasted for 10 weeks before before being eliminated just one week before the quarter-finals.
During her time on the show, doting father Gordon raced to defend his daughter after she was cruelly fat-shamed.
Gordon said: “It made me feel very proud that she stood up and said, ‘I’m not taking this.’
“She is 19-years of age for goodness sake – bursting her a**e off and attending university by Zoom and learning the most extraordinary moves with Nikita [Kuzmin].
“I think it was a breath of fresh air that level of standing up and saying, ‘We’re not going to tolerate that.’”
Speaking during an Instagram Live interview, Gordon went on to talk about his own struggle with his weight.
He continued: “It is a very sensitive issue whether you are a girl or a guy.
“I am someone who has always struggled with their weight.
“I have to train, we eat all day. I pick, we graze, we are around food 24/7.
“If we don’t train I’d be 350-400 pounds – so all credit to her.”
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