Jeremy Clarkson's daughter suffers wardrobe malfunction at wedding before TV host steps in

Jeremy Clarkson's Amazon Prime show Clarkson's Farm aired earlier this year.

Jeremy Clarkson was hospitalised on Monday after a dramatic kitchen mishap.The Grand Tour presenter sliced "half" his thumb off and was warned he could lose use of it if he didn't seek sufficient medical help.Today, the 61-year-old recalled what happened in his latest column, saying he was still in a lot of pain.The Top Gear star first told fans he had suffered an injury five days ago.However, he didn't not go into specifics, simply uploading a picture of his bloodied digit wrapped up."Ow," he simply captioned the upload in view of his 4.2 million Instagram followers.But now he has explained how it came about, and saw him go to hospital for treatment.He and girlfriend Lisa Hogan were practising making chilli-flavoured crisps to sell at

Jeremy Clarkson has had a sly dig at his Top Gear successor Paddy McGuinness, admitting he doesn't have a clue who he is. Paddy has been hosting the BBC motoring show since 2019, but it seems that still hasn't brought him onto Jeremy's radar, even though that was his own job for years.The light-hearted war of words got started when Jeremy tweeted about long-running TV show Question Of Sport, which Paddy now hosts."What on earth has happened to Question Of Sport?" he asked his followers.Paddy then replied and, with a little taunt of his own, suggested that his version of Top Gear was pulling in more viewers than Jeremy's had."The same thing that's happened to Top Gear JC," he posted.

Jeremy Clarkson has waded in on Sir Lewis Hamilton, 36, and Max Verstappen, 24, following the championship which saw the latter claim victory last weekend.The dramatic final race sparked controversy, as the Clarkson's Farm presenter fumed over the final result.The 61-year-old admitted he is "not a fan" of Lewis as he questioned Max's victory.The Grand Tour host claimed the stewards have consistently made "contradictory decisions" throughout the F1 season which have ultimately "ruined racing".Jeremy did not hold back on sharing his thoughts on the duo, after being a fan of the sport since he was born.The small-screen star quipped that the F1 chiefs "deserve smacked bottoms".The broadcaster went on to say that Max "didn't really win" the

Jeremy Clarkson’s daughter took to Instagram, where she enjoys a following of 229,000, to address the comments she had received.The picture showed her looking at the camera as she received her vaccine.Along with the photo, she penned: “BOOSTED!!! thank you NHS and all the volunteers and British army for making it possible (and Josh who jabbed me).“We just went to a walk in local to us and it couldn’t have been easier.“Really s***** time right now, so just wanted to extend a big hug to anyone who needs it.”But the post did not sit right with some Instagram users.jaking600 said: “Really don't think it's something you should put on social media..

Top Gear presenter has been issued with a clean bill of health for now, he joked if his weight continues to increase, he will need to rely on an MRI scanner intended for horses next time.Those who have observed Jeremy Clarkson's many nonchalant comments about matters of health over the years might be surprised to learn of his fitness.However, the Top Gear legend revealed: "I passed my health check a couple of weeks ago."They put their head up my bum, had a look around, couldn’t see anything.“I spent two hours in an MRI."Fortunately, he had something to keep him entertained, as he was played videos throughout."I watched the whole of Iron Man," the presenter recalled.“They give you headphones and project it on to these goggles - and while I

Jeremy Clarkson first made his thoughts on the latest edition of A Question of Sport known a few months ago. Now the star has clarified his comments, admitting he didn’t know who Paddy McGuinness was when he tuned in.Jeremy never hides away from sharing his thoughts, and the BBC quiz show was no exception.Back in October, he lashed out on social media, asking what had happened to the show.At the time, Paddy tweeted him back with a cheeky jibe about Top Gear.He penned to The Grand Tour host: “The same thing that’s happened to Top Gear JC.“New personnel, bigger ratings.

HE once claimed to be the world’s heaviest smoker, and drinks rosé wine by the case. Yet he has not had a day off since he was 20 — not even when he was wiped out by pneumonia and Covid — and now Jeremy Clarkson has been given a clean bill of health.

THE Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson has hit back at his Top Gear successor Paddy McGuinness - insisting he has no idea who he is. Paddy took aim at Jeremy, 61, after he criticised the rebooted Question of Sport - which the 48-year-old hosts.

Jeremy Clarkson is returning to screens this week with the latest episode of The Grand Tour. However, the star has become well-known in the farming world this year thanks to his hit series Clarkson’s Farm.This follows him navigating life as a farmer at Diddly Squat, which he has decided to take the helm of.The unexpected star of the show was a tractor driver called Kaleb Cooper.Viewers loved his brutal assessments of Jeremy over his lack of farming experience.Now, the broadcaster’s friend and producer Andy Wilman has admitted that was not planned.He said of his pal: "He knows that self-deprecation works.

Jeremy Clarkson’s daughter shared a photo of herself and pal Felicity Rosina on her Instagram Story on Wednesday in view of her 228,000 followers, showing the pair wearing practically indistinguishable attire for their morning outing. Emily donned a pair of white trainers with camouflage leggings and a puffy black jacket while Felicity was all smiles, wearing the same matching pants, white trainers and a padded jacket in the same colour. The only noticeable distinction was that Emily wore a black sweater while her fitness guru friend went for a beige jumper instead. The 27-year-old captioned her Story post, writing: “a very well timed accidental wardrobe malfunction cos i have good news for @sweatybetty fans coming ANY MINUTE…” (sic)Hours

Ford."OK here’s some surprising stuff I’ve learned about electric cars," Emily captioned her Instagram photo series."Spoiler alert, before I started working with @forduk I knew NOTHING about them so the only way is up eh!"While Emily might be a convert, her dad Jeremy Clarkson feels very differently, having adamantly declared that he will "never" own an electric car.He has made his feelings clear in numerous interviews, including one he gave to DriveTribe."I just wouldn’t buy an electric car," he confessed candidly."Call me a dinosaur,” the 61-year-old added, “but I prefer Pink Floyd to Stormzy, and I prefer a Ford Mustang to a Tesla".Three years ago, he also tweeted his frustration following the experience of actually driving electric,

"If on balance you find me to be irritating or annoying or just not who you wanna be seeing then no hard feelings you're so welcome to go!"The Can I Speak to Someone in Charge? author stressed that she's a content creator, and treats her Instagram page like a "job", adding that she has to do "sponsored posts in order to have the resources to fund the organic content" she creates.Emily added: "I have a bunch of ads at the moment because sometimes it works like that - I'll do weeks of very little and then be chockablock."I know that's not ideal but it is what it is and I'm trying to make stuff that people will at least like”.The former marketing consultant had more to say, as the topic of sponsored posts continued in a follow-up Instagram

ITV'sLorraine.The former One Show host discussed the Christmas edition of his Channel 4 farming show, Our Farm in the Dales, on Monday's edition of ITV's Lorraine (December 13).During his chat with Scottish host Lorraine, Matt praised Jeremy Clarkson's Prime Video series - Clarkson's Farm for showing the tough conditions of rural life.Matt admitted that it "winds me up" when others think that farming is an idyllic lifestyle, and how shows like Jeremy's give viewers a realistic portrayal of the lifestyle.The presenter moved from London to his family's farm in Durham last year with his wife and kids after Matt's mum had a horrific accident with her sheep, leaving her unable to run her farm.Baker's life on the farm has been documented in their

Jeremy Clarkson weighed in on the F1 drama yesterday, which saw Max Verstappen win the Formula 1 world title.The dramatic final race in Abu Dhabi sparked some controversy over the rules, as The Grand Tour host fumed at the result.Taking to Twitter during the race, Jeremy called out the race stewards over their racing decisions.In view of his 7.5 million followers, he wrote: “It’s like the VAR handball yesterday.“What is the point of these idiots?”A fan named bonkeydollocks2 then replied: “It's a false victory, only let a Few back markers through! (sic)“Then instead of calling the race there and then they let them race for ONE lap! Fix fix fix fix fix fix, cheating b******s.”Jeremy then quipped back: “As you may know, I have campaigned for

Jeremy Clarkson didn't hold back as he gave his brutal review of Formula One rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen as the pair went head-to-head in Abu Dhabi Grand prix.After being a fan of the sport since he was born, motor enthusiast Jeremy shared his thoughts about the athletes in his latest opinion-piece in the Sunday Times.Branding it a "water-cooler event", he first slammed Lewis Hamilton, before taking on Max, and said: " [Lewis] is so hilariously on message, he's off it."The TV personality continued: "He [Lewis] stands there with his serious tax-dodging but knighted face telling everyone to cut their emissions while circumnavigating the globe so that he can race a 1,000-horsepower car that was sponsored by the company that clad

Jeremy Clarkson has waded in on Sir Lewis Hamilton, 36, and Max Verstappen, 24, as they go head to head for the championship.The F1 drivers will go into the final Abu Dhabi Grand Prix race locked together on 369.5 points.It is only the second time this has happened since Formula One's first season in 1950.Branding it a "water-cooler event", The Grand Tour host has weighed up the pair in his latest opinion-piece.Jeremy did not hold back on sharing his thoughts on the duo, after being a fan of the spot since he was born.The 61-year-old quipped that Lewis "is so hilariously on message, he's off it".While the ex Top Gear star branded Max a "yob", bringing up his father's past conviction.The broadcaster went on to share his thoughts on who could

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Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has been a vocal critic of Lewis Hamilton, 36, previously, with the day before the Formula One final being no exception.

Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has been stopped in his tracks yet again while trying to advertise his new Diddly Squat Farm-produced beer, Hawkstone lager.The car enthusiast started developing the lager this year, which is named after the Neolithic standing stone that can be seen close to Jeremy’s farm.However, after Jeremy’s first advertising idea was rejected by his legal team last week, he isn’t having much luck with his second plan either.The Clarkson’s Farm host took to Instagram to explain that lawyers weren’t keen on him saying that Hawkstone lager is “better than Birmingham…and Spain” in an ad he was hoping to run during his ITV show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?.In the rejected advert, Jeremy says: “They say that God took

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