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Gordon Ramsay is receiving support from his loved ones.

On Monday, Feb. 16, the celebrity chef, 59, celebrated the launch of his six-part Netflix show, Being Gordon Ramsay, at his Lucky Cat restaurant in London. He was joined by several members of his family as well as friends.

Gordon looked polished in a navy suit paired with a black top, while his wife, Tana Ramsay, 51, donned a black dress. Tana was seen posing for a group snap with their children Oscar James, 6, Holly Anna, 26, and Matilda “Tilly,” 24.

Holly’s husband Adam Peaty and Tilly’s boyfriend, Henry Farrow, were also photographed at the launch party.

The family seemed in good spirits as they showed support for Gordon’s new reality show, which invites viewers into his life as he prepares to open five culinary experiences in London’s 22 Bishopsgate.

Gordon and Tana’s other children, Megan, 27, Jack Scott, 26, and Jesse James, 2, did not appear to be in attendance.

Victoria Beckham was among Gordon’s friends who showed up for the event. She teamed an oversized black shirt with a matching skirt.

In an Instagram Reel shared by Gordon, the fashion designer was seen posing between the chef and Tana.

“What an incredible night celebrating my new documentary #BeingGordonRamsay which launches Wednesday on @netflix !!,” he captioned the post, which showed highlights from the party.

Victoria’s attendance came after Gordon defended her and David Beckham in an interview, when asked about their son Brooklyn Beckham’s bombshell claims.

“Victoria is upset, and [has] every right to be upset,” he told The Sun on Feb. 13. “We were there at the wedding. There was nothing salacious. There was nothing inappropriate. Everyone was having fun [and] having a dance.”

He added, “I’ve seen firsthand just how good parents they are.”

Gordon added that “the relationship with David and Brooklyn is very, very deep, and I know how much David loves Brooklyn.”

“I think it’s only going to be a matter of time before Brooklyn looks at himself and understands just what his parents mean to him,” he said.