Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he lost three stone in six months using the weight-loss drug Mounjaro, causing his shoe size to shrink. The 64-year-old presenter joked that his shoes from last year "are falling off" as he walks, forcing him to buy a new wardrobe.
Speaking to The Sun, Clarkson said: "I've had to have completely new outfits, because even my feet have shrunk. I think I might be the first person in the world to lose weight on my feet." He remains on Mounjaro but noted his weight loss has plateaued, though the drug keeps his appetite suppressed.
Clarkson reported no common side effects but admitted feeling "a little bit duller and not quite as sharp as you should be". His partner, Lisa Hogan, is pleased he can now walk their dogs for longer periods.
The upcoming series of Clarkson's Farm will cover his recent health scare, where he required two stents in blocked arteries and was hours from heart failure. He warned viewers that season five is "not a barrel of laughs" and has been "shocking" on every front.
In December, Clarkson expressed fear about taking a break from TV for the first time in 40 years, pausing Clarkson's Farm and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire until March.
