Jeremy Clarkson Sends Fans Into Meltdown With Major Diddly Squat Shop Announcement

Farm Shop Extends Opening ‘Due to High Demand’

Jeremy Clarkson has thrilled fans after announcing that the Diddly Squat Farm Shop will remain open into the new year.
Sharing the update via the shop’s official Instagram account, the Clarkson’s Farm star posted an image featuring the message: “We have an announcement.”

The caption confirmed that overwhelming visitor demand had led to the decision to keep the Chipping Norton shop open throughout January and February.

Fans Celebrate the News

Supporters immediately flooded the comments with excitement:

• “This is great news.”
• “I couldn’t visit in December, but now I have another chance!”
• “Well done — you and your staff work so hard.”

One parent even shared that they now planned to bring their daughter to the shop for a February birthday treat, showing just how meaningful the extended opening is for visitors.

Lisa Hogan, Clarkson’s partner, typically oversees social media updates for their various business ventures, ensuring fans stay connected to all things Diddly Squat.

Clarkson Takes Aim at BBC Hit The Traitors

TV Star Questions the Show’s Authenticity

Away from farm life, Jeremy Clarkson also made headlines after airing doubts about the BBC’s smash-hit series The Traitors.
The beloved reality competition recently aired its first celebrity edition, drawing an enormous 15 million households to its finale, where Alan Carr was crowned champion.

Despite calling the show a “belter,” Clarkson expressed skepticism about just how real it truly is.

He told the Daily Mail:
“Come on, I’ve worked in television for 30 years. You’re not going to spend that much money on a programme where there’s a risk it all falls to pieces.”

When asked if he believed producers were influencing the game, Clarkson didn’t hesitate:
“They must be — and I’m not just being a cynic. I know how television is made.”

Would Clarkson Ever Compete?

While fans have suggested he would make a perfect addition to a future celebrity series, Clarkson shut down the idea immediately:

“I wouldn’t in a million years. I’ve got ten jobs already — why would I want eleven?”

However, he did admit one of his former Top Gear co-stars might be tempted:
“I could see Richard Hammond going on it.”