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Oxford supporters back Lisa Hogan following Clarkson’s Farm news

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Followers of Clarkson’s Farm have shown their support for Lisa Hogan following news shared by ITV.

The 51-year-old from Ireland, who previously worked as a model and actress, is Jeremy Clarkson’s partner and assists in managing the 1,000-acre Diddly Squat Farm located in Chadlington, Oxfordshire.

viewers have embraced Ms Hogan for her straightforward style on the popular programme. She previously appeared in movies like Fierce Creatures before stepping away to care for her three children.

She began appearing alongside Mr Clarkson when the Prime Video series premiered in 2021 and has since taken on responsibility for the farm shop.

The announcement was made on ITV’s This Morning that Ms Hogan will host a new programme for the channel called Farming for Love.

The show will have her matchmaking for four unmarried farmers throughout the United Kingdom who are seeking a partner to share both their personal lives and agricultural work.

After the announcement was made public, supporters and acquaintances of Ms Hogan have been sharing their congratulations and encouragement.

In response to Fremantle UK’s Instagram post, one commenter wrote: “Fab, can’t wait, she’s brilliant.”

Another commented: “Amazing! Love that Lisa is gonna be on our screens more.”

A third user stated: “What great content! Normal hardworking people, and Lisa is so natural”

Another simply said: “So delighted for lovely Lisa.”

Ms Hogan will remain part of Clarkson’s Farm, with the initial episodes of series five scheduled to air on Wednesday, June 3.

The show’s sixth series has been confirmed for 2027 following revelations in new planning documents released this week.

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