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Jeremy Clarkson Reveals Early-Stage Prostate Cancer On Clarkson's Farm

Reportedly removing about ten percent of his prostate in surgery, complications during treatment have left his recovery timeline and involvement in a commissioned sixth season uncertain.

Overview

  • Clarkson disclosed the diagnosis on the final episodes of Clarkson's Farm, which were released on Wednesday and show him telling colleagues “I have cancer” before later hospital scenes.
  • He said he learned of an abnormality in May, underwent a biopsy, and described the illness as an aggressive form that was caught at a very early stage.
  • The series shows that he had an operation in which roughly ten percent of his prostate was removed from the area where the tumour sat.
  • Clarkson says part of his treatment went wrong and he remained in hospital, and he warned that he will be out of action for a period while he continues medical care.
  • Prime Video has reportedly commissioned a sixth season of Clarkson's Farm, but Clarkson's participation is unclear as he focuses on recovery and the disclosure has prompted public attention to early prostate checks and men's health.