Holly Ramsay chose to skip the celebration of her fiancé Adam Peaty’s mother’s 60th birthday this past Thursday, opting instead for an extravagant getaway to Lapland. This decision comes amidst ongoing tensions within the family.

Holly, the 25-year-old daughter of renowned TV chef Gordon Ramsay, is set to wed Adam Peaty, the 30-year-old Olympic swimmer, on December 27. The ceremony is planned to take place at the historic Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul in Bath, with a follow-up reception at the luxurious Kiln House country estate in Wiltshire.

However, the wedding preparations are clouded by a family dispute, as Adam’s mother, Caroline, has been excluded from the wedding service. This exclusion stems from an escalating and publicized argument that began in November, when she was left off the guest list for Holly’s hen party.

As the Peaty family gathered in the UK to celebrate Caroline’s milestone birthday, Holly was busy sharing her snowy adventures on Instagram. She stunned her followers with a series of photos, posing in a chic red ski suit, complete with a waist-cinching belt, oversized sunglasses, and white boots, embracing the wintry wonderland of Lapland.

Holly posed up a storm in the outfit which was cinched at the waist with a belt and teamed with oversized shades and white boots.

She stood in the freezing snow with picturesque views behind her and captioned the post: ‘Winter Wonderland’. 

Holly Ramsay skipped fiancé Adam Peaty’s mum’s 60th birthday on Thursday, opting instead for a lavish trip to Lapland as their family feud rumbles on

The daughter of TV chef Gordon Ramsay, 25, is expected to marry the Olympian, 30, at Bath’s Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul on December 27

But Adam’s mother Caroline has been barred from the service following an increasingly toxic and inconveniently public row (L-R: Holly Ramsay, Caroline Peaty and Adam Peaty)

Taking to Instagram on Thursday, Caroline confirmed she was celebrating her 60th while sharing a handful of tributes from various family members. 

But Peaty’s was notably absent from the assortment of birthday messages on display, among them a birthday card addressed to ‘mom’ from ‘the Peaty family,’ suggesting he is yet to acknowledge her personal milestone. 

A second Peaty family tribute read: ‘Happy 60th birthday to one of the strongest woman I’ve ever met… thank you for everything you’ve done for us and the boys!’.

‘Thank you for guiding me through the good and the bad… you’ve been there for me for 18 years and I’m truly grateful so please put your feet up, relax and enjoy your day.’

Elsewhere, Caroline’s life was documented in a picture collage by her aunt Janet and uncle Eddie, with the accompanying caption: ‘It only seems like yesterday since you were born Caroline, a lovely Christmas present making me an aunty for the first time. 

‘Many happy returns of the day, happy 60th birthday to you.’  

Taking to Instagram on Monday, Caroline admitted the last 12 months had been among the most difficult of her life, but vowed to bounce back in the new year.

She wrote: ‘This year, I met the most broken version of myself but also the strongest. 2026, get ready, because I’m coming back stronger than ever.’

And while the Peaty family marked the milestone birthday back in the UK, Holly slipped into a stylish red ski suit for a slew of snowy Instagram snaps

Holly posed up a storm in the outfit which was cinched at the waist with a belt and teamed with oversized shades and white boots

She stood in the snow with picturesque views behind her and captioned the post: ‘Winter Wonderland’

The emotive post coincided with a series of updates from her estranged son, who showed off his muscular physique while posing shirtless alongside Holly.

Captioning the shots, he marvelled: ‘Less than two weeks until we’re getting married. Where did the time go? Yes this is literally the only picture we have together in the last few weeks.’

Commenting on the post, shared by Peaty on Sunday evening, Holly wrote: ‘Such a poser.’

Meanwhile Caroline is demanding Netflix remove her from Gordon Ramsay’s new documentary because she doesn’t want them ‘cashing in’ on her misery, it has been revealed.

Caroline and husband Mark have sent the streaming giant, which is screening the celebrity chef’s new series early next year, a ‘cease and desist’ letter by signed delivery, a source has stated.

The insider told the Daily Mail: ‘Caroline does not want Gordon or his family, which now includes her son Adam to profit from them.

‘Enough damage has already been done which has been devastating for them.’

The Olympic champion’s mum Caroline has told Netflix bosses they did not consent to being filmed at Adam and fiancée Holly Ramsay’s engagement party, and are still awaiting a response.

Taking to Instagram on Thursday, Caroline confirmed she was celebrating her 60th while sharing a handful of tributes from various family members 

But Peaty’s was notably absent from the assortment of birthday messages on display, among them a birthday card addressed to ‘mom’ from ‘the Peaty family,’

The celebration was captured by the famous cook’s production company and is due to be shown in Being Gordon Ramsay.

The family source said: ‘Someone from Gordon’s team leaked the news that Caroline had written to Netflix via his production team.

‘Why are they causing havoc just to promote a documentary, and why should they have the right to cash in on their misery?

‘They are using the family fallout as a selling point. It is disgraceful.’

It is understood that Adam’s public fallout with his mum and the fact he and Holly have banned her from their wedding later this month will feature prominently in the fiery chef’s series, which he is said to be ‘very excited about.’

The source added: ‘Caroline has said the family were not asked for their consent to be filmed for Gordon’s documentary at last year’s engagement do.

‘She was very clear that, after everything that’s happened, they do not want to be featured.

‘She was filmed giving a speech as were the family during arrivals and while mingling at the party.’

A spokesperson for the Ramsay family told Daily Mail that Adam’s family had attended the engagement party and were aware it was filmed.

They said: ‘There were filming notices up all over the party saying: ‘By attending, you give consent to being filmed.’

‘They are not interviewed, there is no on camera speaking and they are not featured in the finished edits of the programme, so no additional consent would have been required.’