Jeremy Clarkson has sparked excitement among his followers and Clarkson's Farm fans with his latest update from Diddly Squat.
Fans of the Amazon series have been patiently waiting for new episodes of Clarkson's hit farming show and now, they're one step closer to getting what they want.
That's because Clarkson has now confirmed filming for the third season of Clarkson's Farm has officially concluded.
To mark the milestone, Clarkson shared a snap from Diddly Squat of some of the show's biggest and best-loved stars.
'Cheerful' Charlie Ireland, Kaleb Cooper and Gerald Cooper can be seen sharing a laugh on the set of the show as they celebrate filming for the upcoming series coming to a close.
Clarkson simply captioned the post to his 7.1 million Instagram followers: "Season 3. It’s a wrap."
Gerald, Kaleb and 'Cheerful' Charlie celebrate as filming for season 3 wraps
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Young farmer Cooper also took to his own page to mark the occasion after filming yet another undoubtedly chaotic year on the farm with Clarkson.
Cooper shared a sneak peek into the crew's wrap party where he was joined by Clarkson's long-time collaborator and Grand Tour boss, Andy Wilman.
In a humorous turn of events at the do, Cooper revealed Wilman had been asking him for an arm wrestle, and obliged in a clip shared to his Instagram page.
Cooper captioned the clip: "Mr @andy.wilman called me out…. Safe to say it ended how we all expected it to. lots of growls from my Wilman."
Clarkson's girlfriend Lisa Hogan also celebrated the news of season three wrapping with a clip on her own page.
Hogan shared a video of an excited Cooper leaping off the ground and heading to Clarkson's car as it pulls up on one of Diddly Squat's fields.
"Whoooop!!" Hogan excitedly began in the comment alongside the post. "S3 IN THE BAG."
News of Clarkson's Farm season three concluding its filming stage comes just days after Hogan appeared to confirm it won't be the last instalment in the Amazon series.
Speculation has been rife for months that Amazon had decided to axe the show following Clarkson's comments about Meghan Markle in his now-famous The Sun column.
However, reports emerged in the summer to suggest Amazon had U-turned on its decision and Hogan drip-fed a number of clues to suggest a fourth run is on the way in a separate Instagram post.
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Jeremy Clarkson and Lisa Hogan will be back with season 3
PAHogan faced questions from Clarkson's Farm fans about whether season four was on the way from one follower, to which she replied with an OK gesture emoji.
Elsewhere, when one fan suggested this was the penultimate season, Hogan simply replied: "...nope."
Clarkson's Farm has begun one of Amazon Prime Video's biggest shows since it began back in 2021, bagging the record as the streamer's most-watched original show in the UK.