"I didn't work like a dog so I wouldn't have any joy in my old age," said the British presenter, referring to his habits after being diagnosed with cancer.
Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that his prostate cancer is in remission, and he plans to live for at least another seven years, jokingly linking this plan to British inheritance tax laws, while also deciding to enjoy life again by giving up some of his limitations.
First serious heart problems, then aggressive prostate cancer. Two operations, two fights for life. "I cheated death twice," summarizes presenter Jeremy Clarkson. The challenge doesn't end there. He had to grapple with how to move forward.