Gordon Ramsay is arguably Fox’s most important human star.

The chef has long had a relationship with the network and that is only going to continue after Fox renewed a raft of his shows.

The network is bringing back Ramsay shows including Kitchen Nightmares, Hell’s Kitchen, Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service and Next Level Baker, on top of the previously announced return of Next Level Chef.

Kitchen Nightmares is back for its third season since returning in 2023. The show originally ran for seven seasons between 2007 and 2014.

Hell’s Kitchen has been handed another two-season order, taking it through Season 26. A double order is not rare for the cooking show, which received a two-season order in 2024, when it moved to a fresh studio in Connecticut.

Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service has been renewed for season two. The first season of the restaurant transformation series premiered in May 2025.

Next Level Baker, which premiered in December as a four-part holiday special, will return for seasons three and four. It is a spinoff of Next Level Chef, which also stars Ramsay, which has already been picked up for season six.

Fox CEO Rob Wade has long talked up Ramsay’s importance to the network, previously calling him “one of the world’s elite chefs” and the “embodiment of a true entrepreneur”.

The Ramsay renewals sit alongside the return of shows such as Celebrity Weakest Link, Extracted, Don’t Forget The Lyrics, Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test and Celebrity Name That Tune.