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'The Church of Jeremy Clarkson' founded after he visited town of Jezza in Uganda
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mirror.co.ukJeremy Clarkson has become a religious idol completely by accident. The Grand Tour host, 60, has had a church founded in his honour after filming for his previous show, Top Gear, took him, Richard Hammond and James May to the town of Jezza.
Located in the African nation of Uganda, the trio arrived in the town only for James to crack wise about "Jezza's back alley." "We've just entered Jezza," he laughed behind the wheel, "When I say I've just entered Jezza, that's a disgusting thought. "We've come into Jezza.
No, we haven't come into Jezza." And Jeremy's pretty chuffed with it, an insider close to the man himself telling The Sun : "Jeremy is terribly flattered and very much likes the town. "He even bought an armchair from it, once.
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