Clarkson's Farm fans react as Jeremy Clarkson 'pauses filming' on series four of Amazon hit

Clarkson Farm's season three only landed on Amazon Prime Video earlier this month but Jeremy Clarkson has confirmed filming for series four is already taking place. The series sees the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? presenter attempt to run his 1,000-acre farm in the Cotswolds with the help of his girlfriend Lisa, farmer and friend Caleb Kooper, Gerald, and Cheerful Charlie.

The series tackles the ever-unpredictable world of British farming and viewers have come to know and love Diddly Squat Farm and those who make it run. So it will come as no surprise then that Jeremy's latest update has caused a stir among viewers.

The 64-year-old revealed filming was under way for series four but also admitted he'd been forced to halt filming after spotting a drone hovering over his land. Taking to Instagram Jeremy shared shared an image of the helicopter's route with his eight million followers and wrote: "Filming paused till this f******* b***ers off."

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Fans quickly flooded the comments section as one wrote: "Hurry up and start filming again. I’ve just finished season 3 and have squat withdrawal symptoms… I need a fix quickly, may have to go back to the start and see where it all began again."

"So we’re getting a season four," said another not missing a beat as a third commented: "Can next season be more episodes please!!!!" "He’s probably just trying to get a glimpse of UK’s Sexiest Man!" another joked in reference to the latest results of the annual Sexiest Man poll which saw Jeremy topped the poll for the second year running.

The presenter pipped the likes of Tom Holland, Cillian Murphy, and Idris Elba to be crowned the UK's Sexiest Man. You can read more on this here. You can keep up to date with the latest TV and showbiz news by signing up to the newsletter here.