Jeremy Clarkson's partner sparks frenzy as she shares glimpse at Clarkson's Farm series four

The hit Amazon Prime Video show, Clarkson's Farm, is officially back in production and the former Top Gear presenter's partner Lisa Hogan has shared a sneak peek

Jeremy Clarkson's partner Lisa Hogan has sparked excitement among fans by sharing a sneak peek into the filming of Clarkson Farm series four.

The new series is now in production, and Lisa, who also appears on the Amazon Prime video show, gave fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse.

She posted a clip on X, formerly known as Twitter, showing the camera crew filming in a foggy field at Diddly Squat Farm, with the caption "Series four filming". In the video, Lisa can be heard commenting on the weather, saying: "A familiar sight in October. Misty. No wind. Quite mild."

Fans quickly flocked to the comments section to express their enthusiasm, with one writing: "My very favourite show. Can't wait."

Another joked: "A great set. If only you could control the weather." Other fans shared their anticipation, with one saying: "Yes I can not wait" and another commenting: "Can't wait to see it. I absolutely love this series.

Currently watching series 3 for the 4th time. Series 1 and 2 I've seen around 10 times. Series 2 is the funniest, especially ep.3.", reports the Express.

Some fans even revealed they've re-watched previous series multiple times, with one admitting to having seen series 2 around 10 times.

Meanwhile one excitement fan added: "Cannot wait for this, just watched all of Clarkson farm and they were bloody brilliant! "

The popular Prime Video series, Clarkson's Farm, has been a smash hit with audiences since its debut in 2021, earning praise for its authentic portrayal of the challenges faced by British farmers.

In the latest series, which premiered this year, viewers followed the Diddly Squat Farm as they branched out into mushroom cultivation and dealt with the poignant loss of their cherished pig.

Jeremy has also opened his own pub called The Farmer's Dog pub in the Cotswolds this September.

Jeremy Clarkson has described the project as a "nightmare", despite investing more than £1 million in refurbishing a dilapidated building, even going to the extent of suspending a tractor from the ceiling.

Determined to maintain fair pricing, with pints around £5.50, small plates at £9, and main courses limited to £19, he has nevertheless embarked on an enlightening journey into the world of pub management.

Fans can look forward to the new instalment set to be released in 2026, which will capture the ups and downs of the 2024 harvest season.