Lisa Hogan reveals Clarkson's Farm pregnancy news
The former Top Gear and The Grand Tour host began dating the Irish actress and model in 2017.
They both appear on Clarkson's Farm, which has been available to stream on Prime Video since its first series in 2021.
Three further series of the show, which focus on the couple's Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire, have been released in the years following.
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Filming for a fifth series at the Chadlington farm has already commenced, with new episodes expected next year.
In the meantime, Ms Hogan has given an exciting update on social media about a member of the Clarkson clan.
The couple have two Fox Red Labradors named Sansa and Arya after the Game of Thrones characters by the same name.
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Lisa Hogan and Jeremy Clarkson. (Image: Lisa Hogan / Instagram)
A video on the official Diddly Squat Farm Shop Instagram page shows Lisa with the pair of dogs, revealing that she believes Arya to be pregnant with puppies.
"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," she said to Arya in the clip.
"I think we might have puppies on the way!"
The viral video has already been viewed over 866,000 times at the time of writing.
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