Gordon Ramsay and Marcus Wareing have ended a 16-year feud and are teaming up for a new cookery show on BBC Two. Their relationship soured over a business dispute regarding their restaurant Pétrus, leading to a lengthy estrangement. However, the chefs reconciled last year during a dinner, sharing a photo on social media that marked a new chapter in their relationship. The upcoming series, which has not yet been titled, will be hosted by Wareing and produced by Ramsay's production company, with filming expected to begin later this year. Both chefs expressed enthusiasm about reuniting in the kitchen, with Ramsay describing the show as a combination of exceptional home cooking and compelling human stories. Their past, which included Ramsay being Wareing's best man and a close mentorship, adds depth to their collaboration. Wareing previously noted that their feud ultimately propelled both chefs to pursue their ambitions, highlighting the personal growth that came from their conflict.