Jeremy Clarkson’s girlfriend Lisa Hogan has become a firm favourite with fans of Clarkson’s Farm since she first appeared on the Amazon Prime show alongside her beau
Jeremy Clarkson’s girlfriend, Lisa Hogan, who hails from a modelling background and is also a doting mum to three kids, has become a firm favourite amongst viewers of Clarkson’s Farm since making her debut on the Amazon Prime series alongside her boyfriend. The beautiful Irish star has been Jeremy’s partner since 2017.
Lisa, aged 51, previously married Baron Steven Bentinck and shares three children with him. On the other hand, ex-BBC host Jeremy, now 64, previously tied the knot with Frances Cain (Robert Henry Cain’s daughter) from 1993 to 2014.
The former couple are parents to three children – Emily, Finlo and Katya – whom they raised in Chipping Norton in the Cotswolds. But what do we know about Lisa’s life before Jeremy entered the picture?
How did Lisa Hogan and Jeremy Clarkson meet?
Ex-BBC star Jeremy and former model Lisa were introduced by common friends back in 2017 at a gathering.
According to Lancs Live, he was just about to leave the gathering when she approached him for a chat. However, while her son happened to be a big Top Gear fan, Lisa wasn’t at all phased by Jeremy’s fame.
She said: “Even if they’re famous, if they’re not a nice person, it doesn’t matter that they’re famous – they’re still not a nice person. Whereas if they’re famous and a nice person, they’re just a nice person who happens to be famous.”
Where is Lisa Hogan from and how did she become famous?
Dublin-born Lisa began gaining recognition for her breathtaking looks in the 1990s. The star began working towards her modelling career while studying at the prestigious Alexandra College in Rathmines.
She started out as a fashion model, working with several brands before getting her big break in the entertainment industry in the early 1990s when John Cleese employed her as a researcher.
Lisa, who has in the past been referred to as the Monty Python star’s muse, later starred in 1997 comedy flick Fierce Creatures alongside other A-listers like Michael Palin and Jamie Lee Curtis.
