"MasterChef" host Gordon Ramsay is teaching his kids that there's life outside school as the Michelin chef is caught in another legal drama involving Caesars Palace.

While guesting on the David Letterman Show, the irascible chef shared a story about his son stressing over a subject in school.

"Cooking is now a proper life skill for the young kids. I look at my son Jack and he's stressing out over Latin," he said. "I'm saying to him 'Mate, if you're not going to use Latin for the rest of your life, don't worry about that exam, follow dad, let me show you how to make scrambled eggs.'"

Meanwhile, in another court filing by Caesars Palace, it was revealed that the establishment still some some obligation for "MasterChef" host Gordon Ramsay.

"The celebrity chef is owed $307,479. Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill locations are inside Caesars Palace and planned for its Caesars Atlantic City property," an account by The Reporter said.

This wasn't the first time that Gordon Ramsay was involved in a legal tussle as he filed a lawsuit against his father-in-law and brother-in-law for allegedly conspiring to defraud him of "hundreds of thousands of pounds."

"MasterChef" host Gordon Ramsay's wife, Tana, previously said in a statement that knowing her own father and brother have conspired to defraud her husband "was extremely distressing to me."

She said she was aware of the use of the ghostwriter machine. But she added that she believed the machine was used for signing merchandise when her husband was unavailable.

"It did not even occur to me that the machine might be used to sign Gordon's signature on anything else," Tana Ramsay reportedly added.

Aside from "MasterChef," Gordon Ramsay is also known for the "Hell's Kitchen," which just celebrated its 200^th episode.

"I think of the Wellingtons, then I think of the scallops, the risottos, the amount of food that we've cooked. 200 services, that's huge," Gordon Ramsay said to Zap2it.