Clarkson's Farm star Lisa Hogan issues 'imminent' update with fans
Clarkson's Farm favourite Lisa Hogan has delivered an "imminent" announcement that has thrilled devoted viewers.
Jeremy Clarkson purchased Diddly Squat farm in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, back in 2008, with Lisa, Kaleb Cooper and the team helping to transform the venture into a triumph.
The agricultural enterprise has captivated audiences across four seasons on Amazon Prime, with a fifth series currently being filmed.
As cameras roll for the latest instalment, Lisa and Jeremy have delighted supporters with thrilling news via social media.
Lisa revealed there was an unexpected pregnancy on the farm, disclosing that Arya, one of their pair of Labradors, is expecting a litter.
In her latest announcement, Lisa informed her Instagram audience that the puppies are due "imminently" whilst sharing footage of herself in the vehicle with Sansa, their other Lab, reports the Express.
Speaking to camera, she declared: "Arya is at home, her puppies arriving imminently."
She explained that Arya was "days away, if not hours away" from delivering "Sansa's nieces and nephews".
In her initial video, Lisa remarked: "I would say, yep, look at that teet. Oh my god, you're heavy and you're hot compared to your sister in the stomach," addressing Arya in the footage. I think we might have puppies on the way!"
Devoted Clarkson's Farm enthusiasts flooded the post with congratulatory messages following the delightful revelation, with one supporter writing: "Congratulations guys, I bet they will be beautiful puppies," whilst another added: "Congrats on the puppies! !"
Another fan chimed in: ""Congratulations on your pregnancy! Arya will be a beautiful mumma. I think she will have 7 puppies."
A fourth echoed the sentiment, saying: "Amazing news. Just the news I needed to wake up with. Congratulations diddly and clarkson."
Viewers of the show will need to keep their eyes peeled for the fifth season of Clarkson's Farm to find out if Arya's pregnancy and the arrival of her puppies will be featured.
All four seasons of Clarkson's Farm can currently be streamed on Amazon Prime.
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