Jeremy Clarkson defends ‘lovely little’ farm shop as hoards continue to queue up outside

Jeremy Clarkson has taken to Twitter to defend his shop after a comment from a follower about the queues outside. The broadcaster felt compelled to correct the user when they said this was down to the power of television.

Jeremy is never one to shy away from replying to people on social media.

The outspoken television presenter often weighs in when people share thoughts about his show Clarkson’s Farm.

Today was no different as the star replied to someone commenting on how busy his shop was.

Jeremy owns the Diddly Squat farm in Oxfordshire, which is also the subject of his Amazon Prime fly-on-the-wall show.

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Jeremy’s tweet was liked over 5,000 times with many of his followers pointing out how much they love it.

One wrote: “My son brought the grandchildren to visit before the show aired and the ensuing mayhem they loved it.”

“The avocados and pineapples that I got from you this morning were absolutely fabulous @JeremyClarkson,” added a second.

A third penned: “Nothing wrong with a local family run business good on you!!”

However, some did mention the long waiting times to get a glimpse at the shop.

Another shared a picture of the wait times for the main shop at three hours while the pop up was a one-hour wait.

They wrote: “We were over from the Isle of Man last week and visited. Loved it.

“Baking hot, absolutely packed, people laughing and joking despite the wait.