Jeremy Clarkson says he is officially in remission from prostate cancer, a week after he publicly revealed he had been diagnosed with an “aggressive” form of the disease. Several outlets report that Clarkson made the update in an interview with The Sunday Times, saying doctors “caught it early” and that treatment has been successful. The announcement follows his disclosure on the most recent episodes of his Amazon series “Clarkson’s Farm,” with reports indicating the fifth season was filmed in 2025 and that the diagnosis was shared in the final episodes. Coverage also notes Clarkson is encouraging other men to get tested and not delay prostate screenings. Some reports mention limited additional clinical details, and one outlet states that part of his prostate was removed, though specific medical information is not broadly detailed across the sources provided. Overall, the reports agree that Clarkson’s prostate cancer has entered remission and that early detection and treatment played a key role, with Clarkson characterizing himself as fortunate in light of the diagnosis and its outcome.