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THE COUPLE CAN CURRENTLY BE FOUND ON THE FOURTH SEASON OF CLARKSON'S FARM 18:55, 04 Jun 2025 Jeremy Clarkson's partner Lisa Hogan has revealed how the TV presenter’s daughter made

her ‘burst out crying’. Beginning their relationship at a party in 2017 after being introduced by friends, Jeremy and Lisa currently live together at Diddly Squat Farm. The pair have become

one of the nation’s favourite couples, thanks in part to the success of Clarkson’s Farm. Premiering on Amazon Prime Video in 2021, with the fourth season released last month, the series

follows the couple attempting to adjust to farm life. Former Top Gear host Jeremy has three children from his previous marriage to Frances Cain, Emily, Finlo and Katya. Speaking to the Daily

Mail, Lisa shared how a recent episode of Emily’s podcast Shall I Delete That? left her in tears. Article continues below “Emily has this podcast called Shall I Delete That? and she spoke

about my daughter in such a sweet way that I burst out crying,” she said. When it comes to what Jeremy is like away from the cameras and the public eye, Lisa said he’s ‘always incredibly

inquisitive’. She explained: “His mind is always on the move. He'll come in fizzing with energy about the smallest thing. I like that." Despite being together for almost a decade,

Lisa ruled out changing her name and admitted that they will not be having children. "Mrs Clarkson? No, thank you, I like Lisa Hogan. We decided not to have children together.

We're at a stage where we are not going to have kids. "I'm just happy pootling along. I think because of our age, it's much easier,” she noted. Former model Lisa, has

three children from her marriage to Baron Steven Bentinck, who she split with in 2011; Lizzy (Elizabeth), Wolfe and Alice. Previously speaking to Country and Town House, Lisa shined a light

on what it's like to work with her partner when things get stressful. Article continues below “If we're filming a scene, we'll be in the car going somewhere and I'll say,

'Do you want to give me a heads up?' "Jeremy's like, 'No, I want your reaction on camera’. We do the same to him. So Charlie and I'll be in on something, and

we won't tell him. But he wants that. "He is a perfectionist. He really wants to make it enjoyable for people to watch. And if it's not good enough, he believes they

won't enjoy it,” she said.