- Clarkson’s relationship with Amazon has reportedly ended.
- The Grand Tour and Clarkson’s Farm will still air on the streaming service.
- Jeremy Clarkson host apologized to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry for his “terrible” essay.
Even though the former Top Gear host apologized to Meghan Markle and her husband Prince Harry for his “terrible” piece about the Duchess, the shows of Jeremy Clarkson with Amazon have apparently been cancelled.
According to reports, Clarkson’s relationship with the streaming service ended as a result of his remarks against the Duchess of Sussex. The Grand Tour and Clarkson’s Farm will still air on the streaming service as planned, but there are allegedly no intentions to collaborate with the contentious actor after 2024.
After his hate-filled outburst against Harry’s wife last month, the former Top Gear host sent an email to Meghan and Harry to apologize.
After he decided to share his worrisome views with the public last month, Clarkson claims that his superiors at the ITV program Who Wants to Be a Millionaire as well as Amazon, which produces the Farm Show and the Grand Tour, were “incandescent.”
The TV personality claimed last month that he despises the former Suits actress “on a cellular level” and wants to see her paraded through the streets in nakedness.
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Many people demanded that the TV host be fired from his ITV and Amazon jobs after the essay was published, which Clarkson addressed in a long statement posted on social media.
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