Jeremy Clarkson announces cancer diagnosis in farm documentary series

Author: Tabby WilsonPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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Jeremy Clarkson announces cancer diagnosis in farm documentary series

Television presenter Jeremy Clarkson revealed his cancer diagnosis in an episode of Clarkson's Farm released on Wednesday. He told Kaleb Cooper and Charlie Ireland that he has been diagnosed with aggressive cancer, but it was caught early, and part of his prostate has been removed. Clarkson, 66, said he has known since May and assured them he would be fine. He previously discussed a heart procedure in October 2024.

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