Clarkson’s Farm fans have sent messages of support after the show’s official Twitter account posted an update on Gerald’s health. Earlier this year, viewers were left devastated after Jeremy Clarkson found out that Gerald had been diagnosed with cancer during the third series.
However, in a new post, Gerald was all smiles in a new photo as Clarkson’s Farm confirmed: “A healthy and happy Gerald!” Fans were quick to respond to the post with many wishing the farmer well.
“Awesome news,” one fan said as another went on: ” Can’t like this enough, we love Gerald!” A third added: “Happy news Gerald is my favourite from the show.”
Someone else wrote: “Brilliant news. A proper fighter our Gerald. Looking forward to seeing your next series. Happy Sunday.” A fifth fan shared: “Great to see! Love Gerald. Lovely fella.”
During the latest series of Clarkson’s Farm, Gerald took viewers on a journey as during the first half of the season, he confirmed he was battling cancer. However, in an emotional turn of events, the farmer was left feeling emotional as he told Jeremy and his pals he was cancer-free.
Jeremy Clarkson was devastated by Gerald’s diagnosis (Image: Amazon Prime)
In the final episode of the Amazon Prime series, Jeremy reflected in a voiceover: “Yep, it had been another tumultuous year, but as is now customary, Team Diddly Squat gathered to mark its passing with a picnic in the woods with one of my lesser triumphs.”
“The dam is not quite finished,” Jeremy said as Kaleb Cooper replied: “Look at it.”
“We have gone backward,” Jeremy added as Charlie joked: “Have you actually started it?”
Later on, the former Top Gear star said: “We have had our usual year of rows, bad weather, disappointments, and deaths but let us look at it this way, I became a grandfather for the first time, and you became a father again (pointing to Kaleb) and you, the G-Dog beat the big C.”
“Yeah,” Gerald nodded emotionally as they all said “Cheers”.
“I would like to thank everybody, all the film crew, and all my friends here,” Gerald said before fighting back tears.
“All of you have been so kind to me and my family and thank you very much.”
“Oh,” Jeremy simply replied before adding words of comfort: “Well done you!”
