Question: Are The Guests In Hell’s Kitchen Real?

Not only are the diners not “real” (at least in the sense that they’re not everyday, ordinary people but are somehow connected to the show), but neither is the restaurant itself.

It makes sense, when you think about it.

Hell’s Kitchen is a television show, after all.

And Hell’s Kitchen is no different.

Do Hell’s Kitchen contestants get paid?

(Those competing on The Bachelor do not get paid — nor are they stipend for all those damn gowns they have to buy.) On the contrary, according to The Richest, contestants on Hell’s Kitchen are paid for leaving their life’s work while being on the show.

Who passed away from Hell’s Kitchen?

Jessica Vogel, a chef and former contestant on the cooking competition Hell’s Kitchen, died Monday morning at a New Jersey hospital after being treated for colitis, chronic inflammation of the colon. She was 34. Her fiancé, John Michael Keyser, confirmed Vogel’s death to NorthJersey.com.

Do any of the Hell’s Kitchen winners still work for Ramsay?

The winner chosen by Gordon Ramsay will get a chance to be head chef at the new Hell’s Kitchen Restaurant at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. We did some digging and discovered that some of them are still working for Ramsay while others are now running their own restaurants or catering companies.

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