Jeremy Clarkson names ‘violent’ farm pig after Harvey Weinstein in Clarkson’s Farm
Clarkson’s Farm cast struggles to remove ‘violent’ boar
- In the upcoming season of Clarkson's Farm, Jeremy Clarkson names a “violent” boar "Harvey Swinestein" after the disgraced film producer.
- A vet deemed the boar unsafe due to its aggressive behaviour towards the sows, even expressing concern for human safety, while Clarkson said he was “not a very nice pig”.
- Clarkson's wife, Lisa Hogan, suggested removing the boar, and Clarkson, along with farmhands Kaleb Cooper and Harriet Cowan, wrestled the pig for transport, resulting in a minor injury to Cooper.
- The boar's removal was met with relief.
- The new season, which begins screening on 23 May, has a focus on farm management, a pub venture, and the addition of a new team member.