Thursday, February 6, 2025

Sarcastic Clarkson denies: "I watch lesbian porn"

Jeremy Clarkson has had to defend himself against rumors of homophobia. Typically for the famous TV presenter, his response is full of sarcasm.

The British singer was not pleased that his compatriot TV host Jeremy Clarkson painted the roof of his Jeep a bright red color.

And even though it happened in connection with a TV program all the way back in 2019, the singer still chose to call the TV host homophobic.

In typical Jezza fashion, the response was prompt and sarcastic in a column for The Sun.

– Many gay people who have seen the program said they couldn't see a problem. None of my left-wing friends could either.

– One even said I should tell him to stop being so gay

– Instead, I want to apologize to Will for making him upset and assure him that I know I'm not homophobic, as I enjoy looking at lesbians on the internet.

This is not the first time that Jeremy Clarkson has given his critics a sarcastic response to accusations. In December 2022, the almost two-meter-tall Briton got into deep water when he criticized former members of the British royal family.

Here too, however, he could not refrain from sprinkling a little humor into the 'apology' that fell on what was then called Twitter – today X.

– Oh, no. I've certainly stepped on the wrong tree. I'm horrified that I've caused so much trouble, and I'll be more careful in the future, he said.

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