Jeremy Clarkson is "losing a fortune" after his Cotswolds pub's "total disaster" in Oxfordshire.
The former Top Gear and Grand Tour host lives in west Oxfordshire, owning Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington since 2008.
He decided to add a pub to his portfolio nearby in Asthall last year, purchasing The Windmill near Burford for around £1,000,000.
The 65-year-old renovated the boozer and renamed it The Farmer's Dog, opening the doors to the public in August of 2024.
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In his new book Diddly Squat: The Farmer's Dog, which was released last month, Mr Clarkson has stated that the pub was a "total disaster" at the time of writing.
He added that although the staff are "happy", the Cotswolds watering hole was losing him a "fortune".
Mr Clarkson wrote: "Behind the scenes, then, everything is a total disaster.
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"But the fact is that when you go to the pub, you just wouldn’t know. We had a top chef round the other day.
"I won’t say who, just that his name begins with an M and ends with an ’arco Pierre White', and he was bowled over by how good the food is.
"And it’s warm, and there’s a fire, and the staff are friendly and young and happy. It’s a proper, traditional pub.
"By which I mean you’ll love it, and I’ll lose a fortune and develop a skin disease from the stress of running it."
