Everything to know about Lisa Hogan: From career to family life
As Clarkson's Farm season 4 continues to top the charts on Amazon Prime this month, fans are once again loving the familiar chaos of Diddly Squat Farm.
While Jeremy Clarkson, Kaleb Cooper, Gerald Cooper and Harriet Cowan are all key to the show's charm, it's Jeremy's Irish girlfriend Lisa Hogan who's stealing the spotlight.
From running the farm shop to weighing goats and managing unruly pigs, Lisa's no-nonsense attitude and quick wit have made her a favourite with viewers. While Jeremy Clarkson, Kaleb Cooper, Gerald Cooper and Harriet Cowan are all key to the show's charm, it's Jeremy's Irish girlfriend Lisa Hogan who's stealing the spotlight. Pic: Getty
But who is the woman behind the wheelbarrow? Here's everything to know about Lisa Hogan, from her early career to her family life:
Lisa Hogan was born in Dublin, Ireland, and is currently 51 years old. She and Jeremy Clarkson, who is 65, have a 14-year age gap.
Before her rural reinvention, Lisa was a model and actress, following in her mother's footsteps.
In the 1990s, she appeared as a researcher in Fawlty Towers and later made her film debut in 1997's Fierce Creatures, a comedy by the creators of A Fish Called Wanda. Lisa Hogan. Pic: James Veysey/REX/Shutterstock
She's also an accomplished sculptor, specialising in artistic representations of the human body. Her work has also been featured in exhibitions – a far cry from the muddy fields of Diddly Squat.
Before finding love with Clarkson in 2017, Lisa was married to Baron Steven Bentinck, the nephew of billionaire steel tycoon Baron Heini Thyssen. The couple lived in Essex and were together for around 30 years before separating in 2011.
She was later linked to Canadian businessman Craig Cohan, a producer behind Cirque du Soleil, although details of their relationship remain private.
Yes — Lisa has three children from her marriage to Baron Steven Bentinck: Lizzy (Elizabeth), Wolfe, and Alice. Though she keeps them out of the spotlight, it's believed her eldest is in their mid-20s. View this post on Instagram
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Jeremy also has three children from a previous marriage – Emily, Katya, and Finlo – making them a modern blended family of eight.
Lisa and Jeremy began dating in 2017 and have been inseparable ever since. On Clarkson's Farm, she's become a vital part of the operation, running the farm shop, lending a hand with livestock, and keeping Jeremy grounded when things inevitably go wrong (which they often do).
Her dry humour, calm presence, and surprising farming skills have made her a fan favourite.
Whether she's chasing goats or managing customers in the farm shop, Lisa Hogan's journey from Dublin model to countryside farmhand has been anything but ordinary. And judging by her growing fanbase, it's clear viewers are loving every minute of it.
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