Telly presenter Jeremy Clarkson shares a passionate kiss with Dubliner girlfriend Laura Hogan ahead of the release of the second series of his Amazon Prime Video show Clarkson's Farm.
The streaming giant has released a sneak peek of the second series of Clarkson’s adventures on his Diddly Squat farm, which is set to air later this year.
The Grand Tour host, 61, has been filming for Amazon Prime Video’s smash hit programme since last year and the cast, including girlfriend Lisa, 47, sidekick Kaleb, 23, land agent Cheerful Charlie Ireland and “head of security'” Gerald Cooper, will be back on screen.
In pictures released ahead of the new season, which is set to air later this year, Jeremy can be seen giving partner Lisa a loving kiss while standing in a lush green field, with Kaleb sheepishly looking at the ground as his friends share a passionate moment.
Jeremy previously said he is 'delighted' to be back with another series, which will follow him trying to diversify and expand his agricultural knowledge with the help of his no-nonsense farmhand Kaleb.
In a video, the former Top Gear host said: “Following the success of the first series, I'm delighted to say that there will be a second series of Clarkson's Farm.”
To which Kaleb interrupted: “You mean, Kaleb's Farm?”
Jeremy continued: “No. The big team are back, cheerful Charlie, Lisa, Gerald and the fetus in the tractor.”
Clarkson has been with his 48-year-old girlfriend Lisa, for five years now and while the pair aren't married, they have a great thing going as farmer and farmer's not-wife.
Lisa, who was previously married to multimillionaire Baron Steven Bentinck, is a former model and actress and recently opened up on what it is that made her fall in love with The Grand Tour presenter.
"He makes me laugh", he said.
Lisa is a former artist and model and has had a number of acting roles over her career.
Born in Dublin, she studied at Alexandra College before getting a break in the acting industry after being spotted by former Monty Python star John Cleese.
Lisa is the step-daughter of Raymond Keaveney, former director of the National Gallery in Dublin, who is married to her mother, Arlene Hogan.
She shares three children with her former husband Baron Steven Bentinck, who is the nephew of Baron Heini von Thyssen - a Madrid-based billionaire.
Back in 1996, Hogan, then aged 25, was involved in a near-death experience when a plane she was on tore through an airfield fence and crashed into a van on a busy dual carriageway near London.
Hogan, the only passenger at the time, was flying into the capital city in order to rehearse for her role in Fierce Creatures.
