Tana Ramsay has spoken about becoming Tesco Magazine's Celebrity Mum of the Year, explaining I love being a Mum.

Speaking at the ceremony she praised mothers from all walks of life who were being celebrated at the awards.

Tana Ramsay, the wife of chef Gordon, has been named Tesco Celebrity Mum Of The Year at a glitzy ceremony in London.

The 35-year-old - recently seen in Dancing On Ice - fought off competition from the likes of newsreader Natasha Kaplinsky, Emmerdale's Linda Lusardi and EastEnders stars Jo Joyner, Jessie Wallace and Lucy Benjamin.

Tana Ramsay has got her own back at bitchy Jason Gardiner after he said she had the sensuality of a frigid school mistress.

Gordon Ramsay's wife, who lost out in the Dancing On Ice skate off with Danny Young last night, hit out at Jason today for his harsh words.

Tana Ramsay showed signs of improvement during her week four Dancing on Ice routine to Abba's Waterloo but it wasn't enough to save her and pro-partner Stuart Widdall from the Skate-Off and the Ice Panel's axe.

Following her week three performance, cookery book writer, Tana Ramsay was told by judge Jason Gardiner that she had: "The sensuality of a frigid schoolmistress." Tana's reaction was: "I can either be insulted or get on with it - and I'm going to get on with it." And get on with it she did.

Tana Ramsey has confessed that she felt gutted after being voted off Dancing on Ice on Sunday night. The food writer lost out in the skate-off with former Coronation Street star Danny Young.

She told Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on This Morning that she was disappointed to be leaving the ice dance contest at this early stage in the competition.

Tana Ramsay has become the fourth celebrity to get the boot from Dancing On Ice 2010, following Sunday's 70s themed show.

The wife of chef Gordon Ramsay came a cropper after finding herself in the bottom two for the first time, alongside Coronation Street star Danny Young.

Fylde coast skating star Stuart Widdall and his celebrity partner Tana Ramsay have become the latest couple to be kicked off Dancing On Ice.

During the 1970s-themed show Poulton ice king Stuart and wife of celebrity chef, Tana, performed to the Abba classic Waterloo.

Dancing on Ice Friday presenter Coleen Nolan has revealed that she thinks judge Jason Gardiner was too harsh on Tana Ramsay. Ramsay only received 12.5 from the panel and finished in the bottom half of the scoreboard.

However, Nolan thinks that the acid-tongued judge overstepped the mark with his criticism of Ramsay.

Dancing on Ice star Tana Ramsay was apparently snubbed by Victoria Beckham, a report has claimed. Sources have alleged that the former Spice Girl was expected to come along to the studios to cheer on Tana.

The 35-year-old and her husband David, 34, are said to be close friends of Gordon and Tana.

Love him or hate him, you've got to admire that Jason Gardiner's guts.

As Tana and Stuart wrapped up their routine to Beverly Knight's Piece of My Heart, Tana's husband Gordon Ramsay and pal Max Beesley applauded her enthusiastically from their seats - just behind Jason.

Sunday night’s Dancing on Ice saw Tana Ramsay, celebrity chef Gordon's wife, dancing with partner Stuart Widdall to Piece Of My Heart by Beverly Knight.

So would Tana be able to summon up the hot and steamy raunchiness required by the song and routine, which included a lunge combination, floating stag and aeroplane spin finish?

Bitchy judge Jason Gardiner dreaded bumping into Gordon Ramsay after tearing into his wife Tana’s debut routine.

But he needn’t have worried…because tough- talking Ramsay reckoned she deserved it!

Every Dancing on Ice competitor takes the competition very seriously but for Gordon Ramsay's wife Tana the stakes are especially high.

She will have her work cut out before and after the television dance off if she wins because she's promised Gordon they can have child number five if she does

With their metal blades, ice skates aren't renowned for being the lightest of footwear.

But as she headed to ice-skating rehearsals in London yesterday, Tana Ramsay looked like she was going for a weekend break as she carried her heavy skates in a suitcase.

Dancing on Ice contestant Tana Ramsay is to join her husband Gordon on the chef's next TV project, according to reports. It is believed that Channel 4 bosses are to offer Tana a prominent role in the show.

The couple are expected to team up for a new cookery and lifestyle programme in the spring.

Tana Ramsay began her Dancing on Ice journey with little more experience than an annual Christmas trip to the outdoor ice rink with her family.

The cookbook author admitted that dancing doesn’t come naturally to her but insisted she was excited by the new challenge.

Telly chef Gordon Ramsay will be dreading the prospect of his wife upstaging him on Dancing On Ice, his exmistress has warned.

Foul-mouthed Gord's missus Tana, 35, takes to the rink tonight in the first live episode of the hit ITV1 skating contest.

After completing several gruelling London marathons, Tana Ramsay has risen to the challenge of Dancing on Ice, saying her husband Gordon has been her biggest source of encouragement.

Dancing on Ice contestant Tana Ramsay has admitted that her family think she is mad for taking part in the competition. However, Tana revealed that her chef husband Gordon has been her biggest source of encouragement.

She said: "When Gordon brought the kids to watch me for the first time a couple of Sundays ago I was really nervous because I kept thinking they might be disappointed. But they really enjoyed it.

"I think all my family just think I'm slightly mad, in fact probably completely mad, but at the same time they are pleased that I'm trying something different."

The 35-year-old is to be partnered by professional skater Stuart Widdall but has said she was concerned that her fitness levels and co-ordination would not be up to the demands of the programme.

She added: "Before this I thought I was quite fit because I run, but the fitness required for figure skating is in a whole different league."

However, Tana has said she will not be baring too much flesh on the ice.

She told the Daily Telegraph: "The first costume I tried on had a diamond shape cut-out, and I said, 'I don't do cut-outs.'

"I have four kids and my 12-year-old would be mortified if I went on the ice with bits cut out.

"As for Gordon, I think he just thinks I've got to get on with it, I've got to be dignified though.