Jeremy Clarkson, famed for his straightforwardness on shows like Top Gear, didn’t shy away from candidly commenting on the fashion choices of his girlfriend, Irish actress Lisa Hogan. The couple has been together since 2017, and their dynamic often features in Clarkson’s Farm, a popular Amazon Prime Video series.
Lisa Hogan has become a fan favorite on the show, often seen working at the Diddly Squat Farm Shop and helping with farm duties alongside Jeremy. Though her background is in acting and fashion modeling, following her mother’s footsteps, this hasn’t exempted her from Jeremy’s honest, sometimes biting, remarks about her wardrobe.
On the StyleDNA podcast hosted by Amanda Wakeley in 2023, Lisa opened up about the mild critiques her partner makes on her outfits. She recalled one specific instance involving her comfortable Diesel jeans that didn’t fit Jeremy’s aesthetic standards. “He says, ‘You look stupid with them.’ And I’m like, ‘fine,’” she shared.
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In addition to discussing fashion, Lisa revealed how she braves the chilly farm winds with smart layering and her affinity for fluffy hats. She also mentioned a practical gadget she keeps handy to fight the cold, which coincidentally is sold in their farm shop.
The latest season of Clarkson’s Farm also showcases Jeremy’s venture into running The Farmer’s Dog pub in Burford. Although he’s adapting well to the hospitality business, Lisa has had a tougher experience in bars. She recounted a moment from her past when she was fired from a bar in Australia after confronting inappropriate comments from patrons. “I gave it back as good as I got,” she admitted, but the patrons’ complaints led to her dismissal.
Commenting on Jeremy’s new foray, Lisa remarked how perfectly it suits his nature. “Jeremy loves a good moan,” she laughed. She added, “He always picks ventures that are notoriously tough to succeed in. He had it all sorted out with the brewery, animals, and vegetables — a breeze, really. But owning a pub? That’s his paradise. It’s a challenge, and anyone who knows him knows he thrives on being constantly annoyed and frustrated.”