JEREMY Clarkson will not be walking away from Clarkson’s Farm despite rumours about the future of the show.
The increased concern about the future of Jeremy’s farming show comes after he and his long-time co-stars quit The Grand Tour.
The popular TV personality confirmed Clarkson’s Farm has not been cancelled and production is ramping up on season 4, despite the fact the third season is yet to air.
Jeremy, 63, posted a hilarious video on social media to make the announcement.
He tried to round up his sheep to spell out “IV,” which is four in Roman numerals.
But, in the true spirit of Clarkson’s Farm, it didn’t totally go to plan.
After enticing the sheep over to them with food, Jeremy and his co-star Kaleb Cooper tried to line the sheep up, while Lisa Hogan watched on.
Unfortunately, they soon began to argue.
“You’re doing it the wrong place. You blithering idiot!” Jeremy yelled at Kaleb, 25, who’d positioned the “I” after the “V” so it read six rather than 4.
“I’m trying to say four … I wanted to write ‘IV,’ a four, to announce that the four series of Clarkson’s Farm is coming,” Jeremy explained.
Despite the mix up, Jeremy was able to use the sheep to spell out their message with a bit of camera magic.
Additionally, Fozia Khan, Amazon Studios’ head of unscripted in the UK, made a statement about the farming series yesterday, too.
Fozia revealed the show is about to begin shooting Season 4 “very soon.”
Season 3 has wrapped and will premiere next year.
The announcement comes in the wake of Jeremy’s exit from The Grand Tour.
On November 29, 2023, The Sun exclusively revealed how The Grand Tour was coming to an end, as Jeremy, along with his co-hosts James May and Richard Hammond, quit the show.
A TV insider said: “It’s a surprising decision and everyone realises it very much marks the end of an era for the three presenters.
“The Grand Tour is one of Prime Video’s most watched shows and Jeremy, James and Richard have a devoted following.
“But the guys have made no bones about the fact they’re all advancing in years and they have lots of other projects to pursue.
“They just felt like the time was right and wanted to go out on a high when the show remained popular.”
This news came just a week after the BBC confirmed it was axing Top Gear.
Amazon Studios is yet to reveal whether the show will go on after the famous trio leave.
However, the streamer will consider potentially continuing the show further down the line with new hosts – an idea which the departing hosts are reportedly happy with.
The first two seasons of Clarkson’s Farm are available to stream on Prime Video. Season 3 will premiere in 2024.
All 5 seasons of The Grand Tour are available to stream on Prime Video.
