'Exasperated' Jeremy Clarkson makes colleagues 'eye-rollingly cross' with online struggles

Jeremy Clarkson’s daughter, Emily, 27, made a candid confession today on her Instagram. The journalist was discussing unpopular opinions with her followers in her Stories, before asking them not to hate her.However, she then admitted she was more concerned about the reaction from her dad's family to her controversial thoughts.In view of her 214,000 followers, Emily wrote: “Unpopular opinion from me.“I don’t like Yorkshire tea (my dad’s northern family will be quaking lol).“I drink chai instead and I love it.“Don’t hate me.”Emily, who is the daughter of The Grand Tour star and his ex-wife Frances Cain, then asked her followers about their unpopular opinions in a question box.As the responses started coming in, the author shared another video

Jeremy Clarkson has changed his opinion on US Open champion Emma Raducanu after previously branding the British tennis star "another snowflake teenager" following her Wimbledon exit.The 61-year-old TV star went on to admit that he couldn't have been more wrong. Emma famously quit the prestigious tennis tournament after experiencing breathing difficulties and feeling dizzy.At the time, she said: "I was playing the best tennis of my life in front of an amazing crowd this week, and I think the whole experience has caught up with me.”Following her early departure, commentator John McEnroe claimed that the 18-year-old couldn't handle the pressure of Wimbledon.The Grand Tour star has since said that he agreed with the American tennis star's

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson has blasted the M25 eco-muppets as smelly freaks over their plans to keep causing road chaos.The Grand Tour loudmouth, 61, raged that instead of moaning they should work on inventing new green ways to travel and insulate houses.His blast comes as Insulate Britain members intend to stage protests and want to humiliate Boris Johnson at the UN ­climate change conference.Jezza raged: “I feel rather sorry for them… they desperately want the happy life we have, but they are socially awkward and maybe a bit gauche.“As a result of this, and their smelly armpits, they were bullied at school, and in the office they are sidelined.“In the olden days they would

Jeremy Clarkson has brutally mocked Lewis Hamilton for wearing a “wedding dress and suit” to this year’s Met Gala.The presenter called out the F1 driver after he took to the red carpet earlier this week.Lewis attended the prestigious event on Monday where he paired a lace net skirt over his black suit.He wore a see-through mesh shirt to complete the look with some shiny black loafers.The head-turning look split on-lookers with some hailing his appearance as swarve while others mocked it.Jeremy was in the latter camp as he took aim at the F1 for his “wedding dress” look.Writing in his latest column, The Grand Tour presenter mocked Lewis.He penned in The Sun: “It’s very obvious that the whack Lewis Hamilton took to the head when Max

Jeremy Clarkson has admitted he's worried for his Clarkson's Farm co-star Kaleb Cooper's future in farming, after finding fame on Amazon Prime.The 61-year-old has been letting fans in on the trials and tribulations of running his Diddly Squat Farm on his show, which was recently renewed for a second season.But he is concerned that rules and regulations from the Government and rich city traders could drive people like Kaleb out of the industry.The 21-year-old has proved popular with viewers, and he's now hounded for selfies even when out doing his grocery shop.However Jeremy is fearful for the lad's future, saying: "Kaleb's fantastic, but it worries me how he'll ever be able to afford his own farm."He added to the Sun: "He's up against hedge

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has opened up about his fears that farmers like Kaleb Cooper, 21, will be unable to fulfill their hopes to buy their own farms. The broadcaster explained how the young farmer may not be able to buy his own property, as he is now competing against hedge fund managers.“Kaleb’s fantastic but it worries me how he’ll ever be able to afford his own farm.“He’s up against hedge fund managers now who don’t necessarily want to farm it,” Jeremy told The Sun.The Grand Tour host also discussed his public meeting with Chadlington, Oxfordshire locals about his Diddly Squat Farm Shop.Some angry locals complained about the increased levels of traffic in the area since the shop opened this year.The TV personality arranged a meeting at

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterThe Grand Tour presenter Jeremy Clarkson left everybody speechless when he was accused of having an affair in 2011.At the time, Clarkson had been married to his second wife, Frances Cain, before the pair later split in 2014 while he embarked on a relationship with a colleague.Doncaster-born Jeremy, 60, and Top Gear pal Phillipa Sage worked together for several years before their friendship escalated to a romantic relationship.Sadly, their relationship came to a turbulent end in January 2017 and had a monumental impact on Phillipa's life and mental health.Phillipa has previously addressed their relationship, admitting she believed the pair would grow old together."We

Jeremy Clarkson reportedly had two air ambulances land at his Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire last night.The helicopters were called to the site following a nearby road traffic collision on Wednesday evening.The Diddly Squat Farm and its accompanying farm shop is in the north of the Cotswolds and has featured heavily on the star's Amazon Prime series, Clarkson's Farm.Last night, The Wiltshire Air Ambulance was first to arrive at the scene.It was followed by Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance, with the helicopters grounding metres from each other shortly after 8pm.One person was airlifted to the nearby John Radcliffe Hospital, according to Wiltshire Today.The crash was of a "serious" nature, according to The Sun.In 2008, the Top Gear star,

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm was the site of medical emergency tonight after a "serious" crash took place nearby.This is a breaking news story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story. You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar , or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.

Jeremy Clarkson has lifted the lid on life as a farmer, sharing the apparent expenses of bull semen, should you be intrigued to know.While these aren’t the kind of thoughts we’d imagine you’d be concerning yourself with at a cushy desk job, these are the worries that Clarkson, who runs his Diddly Squat Farm, has to deal with.Oh no, it’s not all fetching eggs and worming sheep – the artificial insemination of the farm’s cows is a prime subject for Clarkson and his partner, Lisa Hogan, who branded the process ‘fascinating’.Looking forward to the more ‘down to Earth’ activities of the day-to-day running of Diddly Squat, the Clarkson’s Farm star didn’t mince, for want of a better word, the description of just how you inseminate a cow.He told

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has broken his silence on how his public meeting with Chadlington, Oxfordshire locals about his Diddly Squat Farm Shop went. The star, who has documented his progress as a farmer in his Amazon Prime show Clarkson’s Farm, revealed that the village hall meeting wasn’t exactly smooth sailing.Jeremy called the meeting with villagers last week, promising a “nice screw-top wine” and free cheese to try to defuse the tense situation over his plans for the shop.The Grand Tour host admitted that at times, the meeting degenerated into “everything that’s wrong with Britain and why it’s my fault”.Speaking out on why he arranged the meeting with his angry neighbours, Jeremy said: “Villagers gossip. “I thought the best way rather than

HE has become Britain’s most famous farmer – and its unlikeliest – since his TV documentary Clarkson’s Farm became a smash hit. Now petrolhead Jeremy Clarkson is finding out what it really takes to make a living from the land.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, is no stranger to making his opinions known when it comes to things that annoy him.The broadcaster has now opened up about the latest issue he faced as he fumed at a plane flying over his farm.Jeremy lives in Oxfordshire, where he runs the Diddly Squat farm.The location was made extremely popular after The Grand Tour presenter helmed his own television show earlier this year.Called Clarkson’s Farm, this saw Jeremy grappling with running a functioning farm and all that entailed.However, the star seems to be having another problem as well, which he detailed to his 7.5 million followers.Over the weekend, the presenter took to Twitter to share his annoyance at someone flying over his farm.Jeremy penned: “Quick message to

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterKaleb Cooper looked almost unrecognisable in one stunning transformation snap, as he posed for a rare photo with his girlfriend.The Clarkson’s Farm star looked incredibly dapper as he donned a smart tuxedo - complete with a black blazer and bow tie - as he posed with a drink in hand.Kaleb is best known for accompanying pal Jeremy Clarkson on his Amazon Prime farming show - often rolling his eyes at Jezza’s antics as he instructs him over proper use of farming equipment.He was also forced to drive into the busy London city centre in order to shift some of their stock, much to Kaleb’s disgruntlement.But, ditching his muddy faming gear and wellies, Kaleb certainly

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, wrote in his column with The Sunday Times how he has lost his love for driving over the last year.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletter Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson is flogging the lambs brought up on his Diddly Squat farm.

The Guardian.While a separate resident told the publication: “You see gangs of young lads walking about. We’re just not used to it.”A third person also admitted there are people in the village who “won’t ever change” as many like the “rural working-class” atmosphere of Chadlington.They added: “It is a real place.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson says he's fed up of visitors who come to his Diddly Squat Farm urinating on his driveway.

Former Top Gear frontman Jeremy Clarkson has complained that “nuisance” visitors to his Cotswolds farm, Diddly Squat, in Chipping Norton, have been urinating on his driveway. The car-mad star, 61, whose series Clarkson’s Farm has been renewed for a second series on Amazon Prime Video, has said he is fed up of visitors to the farm shop urinating on his property.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, spoke to locals about "nuisance" visitors who even urinated on his driveway, according to a new report.The reality series, Clarkson's Farm, has made his Cotsworld holding a top tourist destination.On Thursday, Jeremy called a meeting in Memorial Hall in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, to discuss with locals some of the issues that have arisen at his 100 acre site.The former Top Gear host later broke his social media silence to confirm that the meeting went well.A fan said: "@JeremyClarkson good luck at your meeting this evening."To which he replied: "It went very well, thank you."Since the start of his Prime Video series, thousands of visitors have rushed to the new tourist destination.However, not all have been polite on