Clarkson's Farm shock after Jeremy spends £6k on breeding bull that's GAY – and reveals all about ‘trans piglet'
JEREMY Clarkson says he may have raised a trans pig on Diddly Squat Farm — and spent £5,500 on a breeding bull which could be gay.
The LGBTQ livestock shock comes as the Grand Tour presenter and Sun columnist sees his bovine investment ignoring the cows and his top hog getting down and dirty with a boar.
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Jeremy was left baffled as his £6k breeding bull ignored the herd of seven cows and ran in the opposite direction
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Jeremy is also left stunned as pig Richard Ham... who is named after one of the star's Grand Tour co-hosts
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The scenes feature in the latest episodes of Clarkson's Farm 4, which arrive on Prime Video tomorrow.
Jeremy has to have the concept of gay farm animals explained to him by his farm manager sidekick
It comes after his prize bull, Endgame, is expected to make a beeline for the females when introduced to them on the Oxfordshire farm, which he runs with partner Lisa Hogan.
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"Now they're chasing him. Why are they chasing him?
'Why did the cow just mount the bull? Do you get gay cows?'
Jeremy also visits his favourite pig Richard Ham — named after his ex-Top Gear co-star, Richard Hammond.
He is surprised to see the small swine mounted by another male after the boy pig 'seduced' him with some enticing tail wagging.
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Kaleb says: 'That little boy there moved its tail to one side thinking it was a girl, so I wonder if it could actually be trans?'
Jeremy replies: 'What, we've got trans pigs?' This is like being in a Labour Party Executive committee meeting now.'
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Jeremy owns the Oxfordshire farm, which he runs with partner Lisa Hogan
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New episodes of the hit Amazon show are streaming now
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