Gemma Collins spends £700 on gold-covered steak at Salt Bae's restaurant
Gemma Collins is not exactly known for her commitment to subtlety, so it's perhaps no surprise she's willing to shell out £700 to eat a steak dripping in gold.
The GC ordered the expensive dish at the Nusr-Et Steakhouse in Knightsbridge on a date night with her partner Rami Hawash.
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Nusr-Et's new London restaurant is the latest addition to the brand's portfolio, and the 24k Golden Tomahawk steak is certainly an eye-catching menu item.
Collins shared images of her expensive meal on Instagram, as well as glimpses of the restaurant's owner — internet sensation Nusret Gökçe, known as Salt Bae.
Collins is one of the first customers at the new restaurant, which only opened its doors last week.
The 40-year-old reality TV star said Salt Bae had "the most amazing energy" and said his presence at the restaurant was "electric and fun".
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She urged her followers to give the restaurant a try, though it's unlikely many will have a spare £700 to mimic her order.
Given Collins's openness about her desire to become the first female James Bond, it seems she is sampling the lifestyle of the high-flying spy just in case.
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Collins and boyfriend Hawash have been pictured on several dates this week, with their on-off relationship seemingly stronger than ever.
The star has spoken openly about her desire to have a baby with Hawash, in the wake of several miscarriages over the past few years.
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"The baby is going to be adored. I haven’t had a baby yet, but I speak as if I have as I am trying to cosmic order it up," she said in July.
"I am going to be a chilled mum and I am not going to force my child into doing anything. It’s going to be so happy for me. The child is going to be like royalty."
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