From decorating cakes with Duff Goldman to spending a day with Buddy Valastro to hanging out with Katy Perry, Ramsay personally made each phone call or met with the children to tell them their wish was coming true.

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One of the wishes was made by 16-year-old Timothy, who was diagnosed with Lymphoma and wished to build his own computer. Ramsay met him outside of a tech store where he was then introduced to an employee and an assortment of computer accessories.

“I cook for a living, right?” Ramsay tells Timothy. “Eggs, bacon, I’m fine. This stuff is in a different league.”

Make-A-Wish

Ramsay, who personally met with several children whose wish was to meet the chef, also granted wishes to children who wanted to meet James Corden, take a tour of Jay Leno’s garage and even travel to Montana.

He was initially given the challenge of completing 24 wishes in 24 hours, but he ultimately surpassed his goal and granted 32 wishes in total.

“What a day, an amazing day,” Ramsay says. “Getting a chance to meet these incredible kids and seeing their strength and understanding their excitement is mind-blowing.”

Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours To Hell And Back premieres this June 13 at 9 p.m. ET on FOX.