TVTV NewsJeremy ClarksonJeremy Clarkson suffered a health scare while filming Clarkson's Farm after continuing physical work following heart surgeryCarly Duffy and Abbie Bray Deputy Editor for Screen Time08:36, 29 May 2026Updated 08:40, 29 May 2026Clarkson's Farm season 4 official trailerJeremy Clarkson suffered yet another health scare while filming the newest series of Clarkson's Farm.‌His doctors had cautioned him to rest following heart surgery, yet the beloved television personality apparently chose to ignore their advice.‌Throughout the filming of Clarkson's Farm - and working the land in general - Jeremy characteristically prefers to roll up his sleeves and crack on, but fresh episodes of the series suggest this has come at a cost.‌He was spotted breathless while attempting to fell a Christmas tree in the second episode of series five as he gears up for the festive period, directly defying medical orders to rest.Despite this, he was filmed lying flat on his stomach at the base of the tree, hacking away with a saw, before ultimately admitting defeat as he found himself gasping for breath.‌He then turned to his film crew and confessed, "I shouldn't have done that." He later quipped to the crew that the "reaper will have to wait" upon returning to the farm following his heart surgery.The opening of the new series marked the first time he and Kaleb Cooper had come face to face since Jeremy had been rushed to hospital with his cardiac scare, informing his co-star that it was "f***ing close", revealing he had asked his doctors exactly how close he had come to a heart attack, only to be told "days".Clarkson had previously spoken candidly about his ordeal to Heart Breakfast presenters Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden, revealing he was now "absolutely fine" and had shed some pounds thanks to "fat jabs".‌He continued: "It was quite a fraught year last year, but no, I'm absolutely fine now. Tickety-boo," reports the Express.Turning his attention to the forthcoming series, Clarkson told the presenters: "It is the most dramatic one of the shows we have done so far. And it gets more and more dramatic towards the end.Article continues below"Yeah, I'll say no more than that because we're not actually doing any PR for this series at all."The eagerly anticipated new series is now just days from hitting screens, with the opening episodes dropping on June 3. Trailers have already begun circulating, suggesting viewers are in for a thrilling ride from the very beginning.Clarkson's Farm is available to watch on Amazon Prime Video.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Jamie TheakstonAmanda HoldenJeremy ClarksonClarkson's Farm