Jeremy Clarkson’s girlfriend shares first look of Clarkson's Farm series four
Clarkson Farm camera's are back up as Jeremy's partner Lisa Hogan has treated fans with a behind the scenes glimpse of series four filming.
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Jeremy Clarkson’s partner Lisa Hogan has sent fans into a frenzy as she shared a first look into the filming of Clarkson Farm series four.
The new series is officially in production and Lisa, who also stars on the Amazon Prime video show, gave a behind-the-scenes look. Sharing the moment with viewers, the star took to X, formally known as Twitter, and posted a clip of the camera crew on the set of their Chipping Norton farm.
They could be seen filming in the middle of the foggy field at Diddly Squat Farm. In the short video Lisa can be heard saying: "A familiar sight in October. Misty. No wind. Quite mild." Alongside the post, she simply wrote: "Series four filming".
It didn’t take long for fans to rush straight to the comment section and share their reaction to the update.One fan wrote: "My very favourite show. Can't wait."Another joked: "A great set. If only you could control the weather."
A third fan commented: "Yes I can not wait". One said: "I was just asking my son about this! I’m currently on season 2. (It’s amazing) I was worried I would have a void in my life once I’d finished season 3."
Another wrote: "Can't wait to see it. I absolutely love this series. Currently watching series 3 for the 4th time. Series 1 & 2 I've seen around 10 times. Series 2 is the funniest, especially ep.3."
Meanwhile one excited fan added: "Cannot wait for this, just watched all of Clarkson farm and they were bloody brilliant!"
The hit Prime Video series, Clarkson Farm, has been a hit among fans since it first aired in 2021, with viewers praising the show for highlighting the trials and tribulations of UK farmers.
Series three, which aired this year, saw the Diddly Squat Farm venture into mushroom farming and grapple with the heartbreaking loss of their beloved pig.
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Now, viewers can't wait to see what has happened on the farm, with Jeremy expanding into the hospitality sector, opening The Farmer's Dog pub in the Cotswolds this September. However, it's not all smooth sailing.
Jeremy has dubbed the venture a "nightmare", despite pouring over £1million into renovating a derelict building, even going as far as dangling a tractor from the ceiling.
Striving to keep prices reasonable around £5.50 for a pint, £9 for small dishes, and main meals capped at £19 he's nonetheless been on an eye-opening journey learning the ropes of pub ownership.
The new series is expected to air in 2025, and will document the trials and tribulations of the 2024 harvest.
