‘It’s still f***ing sad,’ TV presenter admitted as he became emotional on Prime Video show

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‘It’s still f***ing sad,’ TV presenter admitted as he became emotional on Prime Video show

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The presenter is back once again for the fifth series of life on Diddly Squat Farm with the first four episodes released on Prime Video on Wednesday.

Clarkson’s Farm season five debuted on Prime Video this week with some shocking scenes

BBC star also runs a farm in the Cotswolds, where Clarkson’s Diddly Squat is based