'It’s not really me!’ Jeremy Clarkson admits his television persona is just ‘a caricature’

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has mocked Tik Toker Tom Wheaton who visited Diddly Squat farm, with Jeremy teasing him about his tracksuit.

Jeremy Clarkson was left fuming at a TikToker who turned up to his farm shop wearing a tracksuit.The Clarkson’s Farm star appeared in a clip on the social media platform which has since gone viral - with Jezza ripping into poster Tom Wheaton with no mercy.In the video, Tom pointed the camera at Jeremy, who was busy taking a box filled with jars of honey for the farm shop out of his car.The social media user can be heard asking: "What’s this, Jeremy?"Jeremy asked him: "Are you just going to put this on TikTok?" and Tom responded in the affirmative.Snorting, Jezza replied: "Well, that’s going to cost you a lot of money."When Jeremy spotted what Tom was wearing, however, all hell broke loose as he decided to completely take the mickey out of

Jeremy Clarkson, has shared her latest health update with her 228,000 followers.The star added a “stabbing pain” in her collar bone to her growing list of nasty-sounding ailments. The news comes five days after Emily took to Instagram clutching a sore, swollen face and complaining about the agonising pain she was in due to a mysterious problem related to her jaw. On her story, the influencer released another photo with her hand pressed against her cheek with the caption: “Sore face.”“I do not know what is happening to my face,” she said in a video one hour later. “All I do know is this seems hella unfair,” (sic) she continued, pointing to a patch of angry looking skin on her left cheek.“I’ve also developed this stabbing pain into my

Our Yorkshire farm star Amanda Owen has expressed her reasons for not tuning in to Jeremy Clarkson's hit Amazon Prime show, Clarkson's Farm.The 47-year-old recently revealed that many of her fans have admitted to enjoying Jeremey's docuseries, but she is not too keen to join in on the fun.However, Amanda also confessed that although her family and herself are the stars of their own Channel 5 show, she rarely watches TV in her spare time.Speaking to The Guardian about whether she would make an exception to watch Jeremey's programme she said: "I haven’t seen a single one of those."Not for any reason; it’s just because I don’t watch TV.""But it must have been all right, because farmers liked it," she added.Amanda’s remarks come after Jeremy

Jeremy Clarkson named his new beer after a spot historians say was used for torturing and sacrificing captured witches.The ex-Top Gear host’s Hawkstone Lager was christened after the Neolithic stone of the same name, which stands in a field on Spelsbury Down about 800 metres north of the village of Dean.Clarkson, 61, filmed an advert for his brew that showed him drinking it beside the ancient eight foot-high landmark.The promo showed him gushing the monolith had “watched” everything from passing Roman armies to Nazis raining bombs on Britain during World War Two.But he fails to mention the main theory about the 4,000-year-old monument.Historian Elsie Corbett tells in her History Of Spelsbury book how the hollow carved markings at the top of

Amanda Owen, 47, has revealed that although many of her fellow farmers enjoyed watching Jeremy Clarkson’s docuseries, Clarkson’s Farm, she wasn’t tempted to join them.

Jeremy Clarkson has opened up about people now having to fork out a huge amount for a used car.The broadcaster admitted people’s “crummy rust bucket” is now one of their most valuable possessions.Jeremy shared his thoughts in his latest driving review as he admitted the issue came down to a shortage of microchips.These are used in everything from braking to wipers, with about 1,400 needed in a modern car.However, the impact of the pandemic means there is a huge shortage of them as demand wasn’t there.This has both led to long waiting times for new cars as well as increasing prices.Jeremy estimated in his piece for The Sunday Times how this has led to at least six months waiting for a new Range Rover.The former Top Gear host penned: “The

"I just feel totally back to where I was earlier in the year."The "constant pain and uncertainty" have ground the start of Em's weekend to a halt, although she would normally have been taking the opportunity to "dance my little a** off".However, her 227,000 followers were quick to post words of encouragement.Instagrammer hollingworthdonna reassured her that even graphic stories involving dribbling had not deterred her from being supportive.She encouraged: "You are allowed to feel like s*** and be down about your face."You have been through so much, even showing us the ups and downs (the dribbling was a particular highlight for me!)"Meanwhile m_a_r_garet urged: "Be kind to yourself."Em praised: "You [all] came THROUGH and it’s been f***ing

Jeremy penned in a previous column for The Sun: “When he first came on to the scene he was bright and talented and normal – and everyone loved him.“But then he decided to go woke and right-on and more politically correct than a student union AGM.”Jeremy then shifted the discussion to the George Floyd incident, about which Lewis was very vocal.The presenter went on: “After the murder of George Floyd, he had Mercedes paint the cars black, he talks about how he’s now green because he sold his jet and has urged everyone to be vegetarian.“All this might work well on social media but in the real world, where people live, it doesn’t work at all.”The Clarkson’s Farm star said that Lewis’s views were “a problem for the green movement”.The presenter

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has been with his girlfriend Lisa Hogan, 48, for around five years and they now run the farm shop at Diddly Squat together.The former Top Gear presenter has branded his girlfriend a "lightweight" after she slipped away from farm life to party in London.The pair met in 2007, although the details of how they stumbled across each other have been kept private.Following a three-month courtship, they made their first public appearance together at the GQ Men of the Year Awards the same year.Lisa was previously married to multimillionaire Baron Steven Bentink, and is a former model and actress.Speaking to the Times, Jeremy opened up about his girlfriend and her extravagant lifestyle.He penned: "She grew up in castles and in ski

Jeremy Clarkson’s daughter complained that she felt discomfort in her face due to the cold as temperatures have continued to drop.To reduce the pain she was also experiencing in her jaw, Emily told fans that she’d go home and enjoy a bubble bath, hoping that the pain would subside after she'd warmed up her body.“My face is not coping with this cold omg my jaw is hurting soooo much,” she wrote. (sic)“Feel so stupid moaning about this but the pain is so stressful - it’s swelling on this side and just hurting so much.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, took to social media today to let his fans know that his latest Diddly Squat Farm project has hit a roadblock after being branded "offensive".The TV presenter did not seem very happy to announce that the ad for his new Hawkstone Lager may not air.In view of his 4.2 million followers, Jeremy uploaded a video captioned: “See the ‘offensive’ ad at @hawkstonelager.”In the clip, the former Top Gear star could be seen enjoying a glass of his homemade beer as he faced the camera.He then explained: “Bad news.

However it seems that, regrettably, her ailments aren't completely in the past.She admitted today that she is deterred by the prospect of even going to the gym or taking a morning walk, because the slightest aerobic moment is likely to cause a "flare-up"."I wish I knew what I could do to help, or who can help with this stuff," she lamented, before laughing at how "niche" it was.Flashing a glimpse of her crimson coloured finger nails as she held her face and rolled her eyes back, the social media influencer confessed the pain was "f***ing relentless"."You can't just, like, not use [your face] for a bit," she joked."It's always there lol."Emily did not specify what had been causing her pain in the post initially.However, she was in higher

Radio Times."Jeremy, however, hates it!"Controversy between the pair, of course, adds sizzle to the show.Earlier in the year, 58-year-old James, who makes up an entertaining trio together with 61-year-old Jeremy and 51-year-old Richard Hammond, faced accusations that his relationship with his co-stars is "purely transactional".He denied it, but equally admitted that he hadn't missed his workmates when they were driven apart due to the pandemic.In spite of bickering over the Citroen stunt, James added, "we always consider what we do"."I particularly consider things because I’m a bit wishy-washy and woke these days," he acknowledged.James' point of view seems to differ from Jeremy's, as he has frequently ridiculed "the woke brigade" in his

Clarkson's Farm anytime soon, as he gears up for the release of The Grand Tour: Carnage A Trois.The one-off episode will see James, Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond explore "the bizarre world of French car culture" and will be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.Despite the success the iconic trio have received since being back on our screens, James says he doesn't fancy making an appearance in Jeremy's other show, Clarkson's Farm.In an interview with LadBible, James explained: "A few people have said, 'Oh, why don't you get James and Richard to come and do a few bits on the show?'"I don't think he should do that, I don't think he wants to anyway.

Jeremy Clarkson, alongside his co-stars Richard Hammond and James May, is gearing up for the forthcoming premiere of Amazon Prime Video's The Grand Tour Presents: Carnage A Trois, which premieres on the streaming platform on December 17. Ahead of the show's return, Jeremy and his colleagues are embarking on a promotional run supporting the forthcoming second season.And it was during an interview with Breaking News where the 61-year-old shared his experience of getting to film his show out in France.Jeremy recalled how he had found himself being stopped by the French police on multiple occasions but added that he was never worried about his encounter with law enforcement officers because "they don't care"."The French shrug is something I

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, looked back at all he's accomplished with the biggest challenge he's ever taken on, and he has got no intention of giving it up.The newbie farmer and his 1,000 acre farm Diddly Squat, have become staples in the Cotswold countryside, and it's safe to say Jeremy has outdone himself.And what's even better, is that he actually enjoys doing it, despite the major pitfalls in profit.But the controversial presenter, who has won awards for his farming contributions, put the money aspect of it aside, and decided to focus on the thrill instead.In his new column for The Times, Jeremy weighed up how much money he could make selling the ginormous estate in the heart of the country, but pointed out he isn't bothered by doing

The Grand Tour.The star opened up about his connection with James May and Jeremy Clarkson in an exclusive chat with Express.co.uk.The Grand Tour is about to return with its latest special titled Carnage A Trois.The show will once again be back on Amazon Prime Video as Richard, Jeremy and James reunite.However, when quizzed on whether there’s ever any “tension” as the group get filming, Richard admitted there isn’t.He explained of their dynamic: “There's always a moment, a first moment on any of these trips, when the cameras are set up, directors call to action, and it's like we're stepping back into a world that's been there all the time.“But we've not been away from it.“It just immediately picks up because we've worked together in so many

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire became awkward after host Jeremy Clarkson landed a "savage" dig about a former Top Gear producer on the quizzical programme.The 61-year-old couldn't resist a cheeky jibe about a past work peer as he worked out the answer to £32,000 question.Actor Alexander Armstrong, who had been in the hot seat at the time of the joke, even struggled to raise a smile.The Pointless presenter had joined the programme alongside presenter Gabby Logan to individually play to win cash for their own chosen charities.Jeremy asked the Pointless presenter a £32,000 question: "Which of these archaeological discoveries was later revealed to be a hoax?"A. Staffordshire Hoard, B.

Jeremy Clarkson says he is worried his cows are lesbians – and one of his bulls appears to be "transitioning".The ex-Top Gear loudmouth turned farmer said the heifers or young females on his Diddly Squat farm keep trying to "ride" each other.His 1,000-acre pile in the Cotswolds features on his Clarkson's Farm show.Jezza, 61, said: "In the cow world there are stores and heifers and bullocks and steers and bulls and calves and, to make matters even more complicated, whenever one of the group is menstruating all the others immediately become LGBT and spend all day riding one another round the field like wheelbarrows."And, he added he was stumped by one of his castrated bulls "transitioning from male to something else".Jeremy explained: "Its

Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone Lager has shot to number one in the charts just hours after it's release.The 61-year-old Who Wants To Be A Millionaire host fended off stiff competition from well-known brands such as Budweiser, Stella Artois and Corona.His lager, which was brewed and produced at Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds, has been flying off of the shelves since its launch with a "p*** up in a brewery" event.As the product has been so in demand already, Jeremy's team are toying with the idea of putting a limit on how many can be purchased per customer.The former Top Gear host is hoping that reducing the amount people can purchase will help them to have enough supplies up until Christmas - as fears loom that they may run out before then.