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Jeremy Clarkson shares demise of horse on well-known farm

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Jeremy Clarkson has shared his heartbreak after a tragic demise on his farm – simply days earlier than Christmas.

The TV presenter, 63, resides on the famous Oxfordshire farm, Diddly Squat, with accomplice Lisa Hogan. Together with the couple, the farm, which Jeremy purchased again in 2008, homes cows, sheep, and horses.

Nevertheless, final week, Jeremy and his girlfriend Lisa Hogan needed to take care of an upsetting demise and say goodbye to one in all their beloved companions.




Jeremy has shared his unhappiness over a loss on his farm (Credit score: Amazon)

Jeremy Clarkson shares unhappy demise on farm

In his newest column for The Times final week, Jeremy up to date followers on his festive plans over Christmastime. The TV star famous how he was excited to benefit from the vacation together with his new granddaughter.

Nevertheless, it hasn’t been a very joyous time for Jeremy and his household. Jeremy revealed that Lisa’s much-loved horse Bertie had sadly died.

Recalling the unhappy information, Jeremy wrote: “It wasn’t a enjoyable occasion, even for me, and I didn’t prefer it one bit.”

Jeremy Clarkson and girlfriend ‘upset’

He added: “When Lisa’s horse died, I used to be upset as a result of I might see she was. And since I must take care of it.”

Jeremy and Linda realised issues had taken a flip for the more serious for the horse, once they had been informed Bertie was “mendacity on his aspect, in a stream.”

However by the point Jeremy bought to the horse, Bertie, who was 26, sadly handed away.




Jeremy’s present Clarkson’s Farm will likely be again for one more collection (Credit score: Amazon)

Jeremy on The Grand Tour

The unhappy information comes after Jeremy’s present, Clarkson’s Farm, was renewed for a fourth season. The Prime Video present follows Jeremy and his life at Diddly Squat Farm.

However as for his different TV present, The Grand Tour, the motoring present will reportedly come to an finish in 2024.

In November, he shared a snap of a sundown at Diddly Squat and informed his followers: “Been a busy day. No extra Grand Tour after subsequent yr however a LOT extra Clarkson’s Farm. Which, this night, is wanting extraordinarily pretty.”

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Clarkson’s Farm is offered to stream on Amazon Prime.

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