Gordon Ramsay’s wife Tana shares heartfelt tribute to late son Rocky seven years after miscarriage

Gordon Ramsay’s wife Tana Ramsay took to Instagram on Sunday to pay a heartfelt tribute to late son Rocky as it was seven years since her tragic miscarriage.

The cookbook author, 48, who shares five other children with her husband, posted a sweet look back at her family from just a few days before the heartbreaking loss in 2016.

Tana also shared a photo of 23-year-old daughter Holly’s tattoo she got in memory of her late brother.

She wrote: “A happy photo of the four of us [daughter] Megan’s 18th, I was just under 20 weeks pregnant’.

“We didn’t know that a few days later I would be holding our little boy Rocky – born with a strong heartbeat, but too little to survive.”

Tribute: Tana shared a photo of 23-year-old daughter Holly’s tattoo she got in memory of her late brother

Although it is 7 years today, it still feels like yesterday. We all miss you every day. We love you Rocky, forever in our hearts. I couldn’t do this without my family, you are everything to me’.

Friends took to the comment section to pay their respects with daughter Tilly sharing a heart and love emoji.

Actor Max Beesley said, ‘Send love Tana’.

While Giovanna Fletcher wrote: ‘Sending you so much love!’.

In addition to Holly, the proud parents share Megan, 24, Tilly, 21, Jack, 23, and 4-year-old Oscar.

Gordon, 56, previously told Weekend he was overwhelmed by the support they had received and admitted the devastating loss had brought the family closer together.

Gordon reflected in the intimate interview, “The support we’ve had has been incredible. You only realize it when it happens to you how many people are affected. Unfortunately it happens every day.’

The TV personality jubilantly announced that he and Tana were expecting their fifth child on The Late Late Show in the US – telling close friend and host James Corden: “We’ve got three girls and a boy… and more to come.” one on!’

Family: The cookbook author, 48, who shares five other children with her husband, posted a sweet look back at her family from just a few days before the heartbreaking loss in 2016

Memories: She wrote, “A happy photo of the four of us [daughter] Megan’s 18th, I was just under 20 weeks pregnant’

Best Wishes: Many famous friends sent their best wishes to the couple

But five months into the pregnancy, his wife was admitted to Portland Hospital in London, where they were left saddened to discover they had lost the child.

Four months later, Gordon says, the family struggled through it with the help of supportive family and friends — including their celebrity friends Jamie and Jools Oliver and David and Victoria Beckham, who they are often seen relaxing with in LA and London.

“Jamie and Jools were among the first to reach out and offer their condolences,” he said, adding that the sympathy of the Beckhams – who have children the same age as the Ramsays “and a home near theirs” in LA – has also supported them. .

Supportive: Gordon thanked his close friends the Beckhams for their constant support, saying, “Victoria and David have been amazing. They immediately came to see Tana and me and showed their support” (LR Gordon, Tana, Victoria, David, pictured in 2019)

“Victoria and David have been great,” he said. “They immediately came to see Tana and me and showed their support, which was amazing.”

Before moving on to the other members of their support system, “Friends gathered and we got through it together, as a family.

“We were devastated, but thankfully we are now through the worst. It can happen to anyone at any time.”

Before going on to say, “It’s brought us all so much closer together,” he said. “You realize how lucky you are and you think about what you have, how lucky you are with your remaining children and you remind yourself of what you have. It has made the family unit even closer.’

Close: Already a father of four – Megan, 26, Tilly, 21, twins Holly and Jack, 23 – the Michelin-starred chef confessed that the family is closer than ever as a result, and much more appreciative of what they put into have life