Peaty and Wife Back Ramsay at Netflix Launch

and wife Holly showed their support for her dad as they put on a united front at the TV chef's new show launch party on Monday. 

The newlyweds looked happier than ever as they pushed aside their family drama with Adam's family to support Gordon and his new reality show. 

Holly looked sensational in a burgundy strapless minidress which showed off her amazing figure as she posed with Adam at the bash held at Gordon's luxury Lucky Cat restaurant in London. 

The influencer elevated her frame in a pair of silver heels and toted her belongings in a black handbag while British Olympic swimmer Adam donned a beige jumper and matching trousers. 

The couple were all smiles as they posed on the red carpet and were joined by the Ramsay's close family friend .

The fashion mogul looked stylish as she tucked an oversized black shirt into a fitted matching skirt which boasted a large side split. 

Holly was also joined by some of her siblings, including Strictly star sister Tilly, 24, who looked incredible in a black gown and their six-year-old brother Oscar. 

Gordon and wife Tana proudly posed with their children but noticeably missing was their daughter Megan, 27, Holly's twin brother Jack, 25, and two-year-old son Jesse.

During the night, the celebrity chef spoke to guests ahead of a special preview of his new Netflix reality show. 

Being Gordon Ramsay, which will drop on the streaming platform on Wednesday, follows his lead-up to opening his biggest restaurant ventures to date, the opening of five culinary experiences in one of London’s tallest buildings, 22 Bishopsgate. 

The TV star will also open the doors to his home over a six month window, where he balances challenges as a husband and father to six children. 

It comes days after Gordon accused his son-in-law Adam's parents of 'self-propelling' negative stories ahead of their son's wedding after being labelled a 'bully' who pushed them too far.'

The celebrity chef watched eldest daughter Holly exchange vows with Olympic swimmer Adam in a lavish ceremony at Grade I listed Bath Abbey on December 27.

But the ceremony, which was attended by Ramsay's close friends David and Victoria Beckham, was overshadowed by an acrimonious family row that resulted in Peaty's own mother Caroline being ordered to stay away.

Gordon was subsequently labelled a bully by members of the Peaty family for claiming the fallout - the roots of which appear to lie in Caroline failing to get an invite for Holly's Soho Farmhouse hen-do - was 'self-inflicted.'

Responding to the claim, the chef, who walked his daughter down the aisle at Bath Abbey, told The Sun: 'I am certainly not a bully, and it is so appalling to even suggest there was any bullying,” he sighs.

'That’s absolute nonsense. It was sad to see that barrage of negativity that was self-propelled by them.

'But Adam is an incredible young lad and he and Holly are a wonderful, happy, young couple.'

Ramsay previously told the Daily Mail that he and his wife Tana had 'done nothing wrong' and despite reports suggesting otherwise had treated the Peaty family 'like royalty' during the build up to their son's wedding.

But one relative claimed the Ramsay's denial was a pack of lies and said the TV chef had now 'pushed the family too far'.

They said: 'How bl***y dare they. The sheer gall of them'.

'The Ramsays did not treat Caroline like royalty at all – they treated her as though she was nothing. They ignored her existence and not once did Mrs Ramsay return any of Caroline's texts.'

They told The Sun: 'The get together lunch they promised on the day of the engagement never materialised either.'

The Daily Mail have contacted Gordon Ramsay's representatives for comment.

Adam and Holly have returned home to the UK from their luxury honeymoon where they first jetted off on £6,000-a-night trip to Mauritius, , before heading to Australia and Singapore.

They tied the knot at Bath Abbey in December  in attendance. 

Adam married Holly Ramsay at Bath Abbey on December 27, but the service was overshadowed by a bitter fallout with his parents (pictured), who did not attend