Jeremy Clarkson's partner, Lisa Hogan, is hugely popular thanks to her stint on the Top Gear veteran's stint on Amazon Prime's Clarkson's Farm, and it's easy to see why. She's straight talking, especially with her famous boyfriend, tells it like it is, and has a lovely warm persona while giving fans a glimpse into their idyllic life in the Cotswolds.
© Amazon MGM StudiosThe 50-year-old blonde beauty always looks incredible and has amassed a large social media following - over half a million people follow her. Impressive!
We went down a rabbit hole and checked out a lot of her style posts and Lisa's fashion sense is up there.
Not only does she always look immaculate, even when tending to the farm, she also loves a bit of glamour, favouring the 'old money' aesthetic, with well-fitting trousers, blazers, riding boots and hats. Divine!
In one picture from earlier this year, we noticed that Lisa was wearing a gorgeous knitted jumper that featured a selection of sheeps on it. It really reminded us of the iconic sheep jumper the late Diana, Princess of Wales sported in 1981.
© GettyAnd we also noticed that Lisa has a certain Diana look about her, with her striking face, slim build and lovely blonde hair.
Clarkson's Pub
Jeremy's been hitting headlines lately, as his new pub is due to open amid national interest. Residents worry his new venture may bring more traffic problems, similar to the success of his Diddly Squat farm shop which was hugely popular and saw fans flocking in thei hundreds to visit the store. There just wasn't enough parking space.
© GettyJeremy's pub in Asthall, near Burford in Oxfordshire, is called the Farmer’s Dog. The former BBC star revealed earlier this year he paid “less than £1 million” for the pub, then known as The Windmill.
Earlier this month, County and District councillor Liam Walker said in an online statement that he was "hugely supportive of Jeremy’s work" but encouraged Oxfordshire County Council "to ensure lessons have been learnt from the farm shop particularly around the problematic verge parking". He added: "We know fans from across the country are going to flock to his pub and I feel we have a responsibility to try and make the roads nearby safe for visitors and those passing by."
