Jeremy Clarkson recently took a subtle jab at former talk show host James Corden while promoting his latest book, The Farmer’s Dog. The 65-year-old former Top Gear presenter has been in the spotlight for his new farming venture at Diddly Squat, garnering global attention for his Amazon Prime series.

In a move to stir up some excitement, Clarkson shared a video with fans to introduce the fifth installment of his book series, Diddly Squat: The Farmer’s Dog, on Instagram. During the video, he read an excerpt from the book, giving viewers a glimpse into his farming experiences.

In the clip, Clarkson humorously mentioned using a normal deer with antlers attached to its head since they couldn’t find a reindeer. He then cheekily compared his book to James Corden and Ruth Jones’ book, emphasizing that his was “better than that.”

Clarkson, known for his outspoken nature, has not only targeted Corden but also engaged in a public feud with Piers Morgan in the past. The clash between the two personalities turned physical back in 2004, resulting in a scuffle that left Morgan with a scar on his forehead and Clarkson with a broken finger.

Despite their rocky history, Clarkson and Morgan eventually settled their differences after a decade of feuding. The reconciliation began with a simple text message from Clarkson inviting Morgan for a drink, leading to a truce that put an end to their animosity.

Aside from his disputes, Clarkson’s book promotion and witty banter continue to keep fans entertained, with his farming adventures and humorous anecdotes gaining widespread attention.