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Jeremy Clarkson’s super glam model girlfriend, Lisa Hogan has opened up about her relationship with the outspoken star. Lisa and Jeremy live together on Diddley Squat Farm, in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, and thanks to her role in his show Clarkson’s Farm, is now a star in her own right. Lisa, 49, met Jeremy, 62, at a party in 2017 and even though they live together and are in it for the long haul, have no plans to wed, she said.

Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has announced that his partner Taya has given birth to a daughter.The TV personality, 24, shot to fame in 2021 after the release of the hit Prime Video farming show, which follows former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson as he attempts to run an Oxfordshire farm in the Cotswolds. Cooper, an agricultural entrepreneur and farm contractor, said he is calling his second child Willa Grace. He already has a son called Oscar.

JEREMY Clarkson was left udderley shocked when his herd of cows attempted to make a run from it in the new series of his hit show. Clarkson's Farm, back on Amazon Prime now, sees Jezza purchasing some cows in order to provide a steady income.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has revealed his newest plans for Diddly Squat farm that made his land agent “roll his eyes” and Clarkson’s Farm co-star Kaleb Cooper, 24, leave the county.The former Top Gear presenter's latest project comes after reports that Diddly Squat Farm shop has temporarily closed for this month. In his latest column, Jeremy explained that he had now become a pig farmer - despite plenty of opposition to the idea from those with more experience.“Cheerful Charlie Ireland, my land agent, says this is the stupidest idea I've had yet and wants no part of it,” Jeremy admitted. He went on to reveal that an exasperated Kaleb had also decided to leave Chipping Norton after hearing the news. “Kaleb was so unpleased that he got into his pick-up truck and went to Cornwall for a week,” Jeremy continued. Jeremy explained why he felt his “logic was sound” as he laid out his plan for the pigs in his latest article for The Times.The star suggested that pigs are “much cheaper” to buy than other livestock, including cows or sheep.He also argued that the large broods the pigs would produce would be more financially beneficial. Describing how pigs “hosed out” piglets like “machinegun bullets”, he wrote: “You buy ten pigs for a few quid and three months later you have ten million.That's profit, right there.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has introduced two new members to the growing cast of Clarkson’s Farm.The petrol-head, who recently swapped out flash cars for huge tractors, has already captured the hearts of the masses with his hit Amazon show, featuring farming expert Kaleb Cooper and stern manager Charlie Ireland, along with Jeremy’s girlfriend Lisa Hogan.And now it seems the cast will be growing even bigger, as two new members have joined up.The first series of the show saw Jeremy turn his hand to sheep farming, helping with the lambing season and making the tough decision to put down three of his flock after they developed illnesses.Now Jeremy is branching out into a rather different kind of cattle, and has been busy showing off his new herd of

Jeremy Clarkson sparked an uproar with fans after he recently shared an update about filming the second series of Clarkson's Farm.