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Topics: Celebrity, Clarkson's Farm, Instagram, Jeremy Clarkson, Lisa Hogan, TV and Film, Celebrity News
Michael Slavin
Topics: Celebrity, Clarkson's Farm, Instagram, Jeremy Clarkson, Lisa Hogan, TV and Film, Celebrity News
Jeremy Clarkson’s partner Lisa Hogan has shared the devastating aftermath of a shocking incident in which she survived a plane crash.
Hogan is a regular on Clarkson’s Farm, appearing alongside her partner in the running of the Diddly Squat farm.
The pair are not married, despite having dated for eight years, and went viral upon the release of the last season for a brutal comment on their sex life.
She is very successful in her own right separate to Clarkson, having worked as a screenwriter and actress and now planning the imminent release of a new ‘goop-style’ lifestyle brand.
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Fans of the pair were shocked however when Hogan shared the pictures showing what was left of the wreckage from the plane crash.
The fact she had survived a plane crash was made public by Jeremy in his Sunday Times column from this past week where he discussed the Air India crash which killed 260 people.
Within this, he opened by stating that himself and Lisa are usually quite confident whenever they fly because between them they have ‘survived three plane crashes’.
He went on to say: “She was the only passenger in a Learjet that careered off the end of the runway at Northolt and on to the A40, where it was hit so hard by a van that it split in two.
“It’s amazing no one was killed and if you google the images, you’ll see what I mean.”
Whilst Google doesn’t necessarily bring them up right away, Lisa herself shared an image of the wreckage and it is shocking.
She shared the photos on Instagram, saying: “‘Amazingly the pilots, van drivers and I survived. I took another flight the same day. And landed safely.”
Hogan was taken to hospital after the crash to be treated for shock and minor injuries.
She had been travelling from Palma to London for a role in a John Cleese film when the crash happened as the plane overshot the runway, with the pilots and van drivers miraculously escaping with nothing more than cuts and bruises.
David Early, a hospital helicopter pilot who was one of the first on scene, told the Irish Times of the crash: “How on earth a plane that size didn't cause more damage I don't know. If it had landed six feet either way then the passenger in the plane would have been killed or even the pilots.
"It was a mess when I arrived and I think that everyone involved was extremely lucky.”
The pictures were also posted to Reddit in the r/ClarksonsFarm subreddit, with the top comment saying: “That sounds terrifying, enough to put anyone off flying.”
Another fan of Clarkson and Hogan said: “How did no one die.”