Jeremy Clarkson recently took to Instagram to share a video of himself after a very emotional moment left him feeling like he had to tell the world about what he’d seen
Jeremy Clarkson has shared a video of himself close to tears as he issued a message to his Cotswolds neighbour Amanda Holden. The Clarkson’s Farm legend reached out to her directly with the clip shared on his Instagram page.
Jez lives in Chipping Norton and runs both Diddly Squat Farm nearby in Charlbury and The Farmer’s Dog in Asthall. Amanda, who is currently judging the 2026 series of Britain’s Got Talent, lives very close by.
Jeremy’s Hawkstone Choir recently appeared on BGT, a group of singing farmers assembled to promote his Hawkstone beer in a controversial advert released in 2025. They sang Elbow’s One Day Like This and Amanda slammed the golden buzzer, which sends the ensemble straight through to the finale.
Amanda said: “As soon as you started, I completely welled up. I felt so much power. I love the whole community, I love how you’ve all got together.”
“You work so hard every single day, you absolutely smashed it, and I can’t wait to see what you’re going to do in the semi-finals.”
Jeremy then took to Instagram to share a message, saying: “I watched Britain’s Got Talent tonight for the first time because the Hawkstone Choir were on and they were just fantastic.”
“These guys are all farmers and they work incredibly hard for really incredibly small rewards, and to see them all on that stage with all that love in the room made my heart sing. I actually welled up.”
He then addressed his Cotswolds neighbour directly: “Thank you, Amanda Holden, for pressing that Golden Buzzer thing. I don’t know what that means, but it obviously is important.”
Jeremy signed off by saying: “It shows that people quite like farmers. They were very, very good. Well done, all of you. I’m a very happy man tonight.”
