The iron chef! Cook Robert Irvine shows off beefy chest as he goes on romantic stroll with wrestler wife in Hawaii
He learned his trade working as a cook in the Royal Navy.
And celebrity chef Robert Irvine is clearly still something of a macho man if the ripped chest he showed off while on a romantic stroll with his wife in Hawaii on Thursday is any guide.
The 49-year-old looked pumped and ready for action as he strutted alongside an idyllic beach with wrestler Gail Kim.
Iron chef: Robert Irvine showed off his pumped pecs during a stroll with his wife Gail Kim in Hawaii on Thursday
Last year, the fit couple exchanged vows as the cameras rolled on Robert's Food Network series Restaurant: Impossible.
It made sense since Irvine and the 39-year-old Toronto-born beauty - whose stage name is La Felina - first met on the set of Dinner: Impossible.
The food maestro also has two daughters - Annalise and Talia - from his first marriage to Karen Irvine.
Action man: The former Royal Navy cook looked ready for duty as he strutted past an idyllic beach
Ripped: Irvine flaunted his impressive physique in nothing aside from black swim trunks and blue trainers
Married bliss: Last year he couple exchanged vows on Robert's Food Network series Restaurant: Impossible
Lovely pair: While Robert flaunted his physique, wrestler Gail showcased hers in a tiny bikini top and shorts
Irvine - who spent a decade in the British Royal Navy - spent Friday morning doing a 'killer chest work out.'
Back in 2007, Men's Fitness named him one of the '25 Fittest Guys in America.'
The English cooking guru maintains his massive muscles with help from his equally-pumped personal trainer, Eric Fleishman.
Pinned her! Meanwhile the Toronto-born beauty - whose stage name is La Felina - is TNA Knockout's Champion and a fitness model
'Killer chest work out': The English cooking guru maintains his massive muscles with help from his equally-pumped personal trainer, Eric Fleishman
Robert - who initially took home economics to 'meet girls' - has served as executive chef at Trump's Taj Mahal and the 2006 Academy Awards.
The Salisbury-born presenter - who spends 340 days on the road - will next bring his live stage show to Sacramento's Crest Theatre on January 14.
The seventh season of Restaurant: Impossible currently airs Wednesday nights on the Food Network.
Each episode is a 36-hour, $10,000 challenge to save a restaurant from impending failure.
Kitchen guru: The Salisbury-born presenter - who spends 340 days on the road - will next bring his live stage show to Sacramento's Crest Theatre on January 14
Robert's series: The seventh season of Restaurant: Impossible currently airs Wednesday nights on the Food Network
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