Jeremy Clarkson and his girlfriend Lisa Hogan put on a display of love at the Chelsea vs West Ham match at Stamford Bridge on Monday.
The couple got cosy during the game last night while they braved the chills after their vacation in Vietnam.
The Grand Tour host, 58, looked like he struggled to pay attention to the activity on the pitch as Lisa snuggled up to him to whisper, what we can only assume was sweet nothings.
The pair, who sported some tans from their recent vacation in Asia, was kind enough to document their trip on Instagram for an envious follower stuck at home.
This isn’t the first time we have seen the pair look adorable in public as they headed out for a two-week holiday to Barbados in February.
The lovebirds seemed to be in high spirits on their jaunt, after making their first red carpet appearance together at September’s GQ Man of the Year Awards last year.
Jeremy and Lisa, 46, have been dating since March 2017, two years after he split from wife Frances Cain.
Meanwhile, Jeremy has confirmed he’s already getting stuck into the next series of The Grand Tour.
Replying to a fan who was concerned the boys were ending the show after season three, the main man assured: ‘Yes. I’ve been working on it for a while now.’
Last Friday saw the trio stripped of their luxuries – including meat and booze – for an epic Mongolian road trip. However, all three presenters quite clearly loathed every minute of it.
The episode saw the gang assemble a vehicle from makeshift parts, which helped them escape to civilisation, travelling over huge vistas and massive sand dunes.
Despite insisting that he ‘hated’ filming the special though, Clarkson stressed it’s the best episode they’ve ever done of The Grand Tour.
Fans should expect more installments similar to this one, called Survival Of The Fattest, going forward as producer Andy Wilman claimed the Mongolia outing is ‘not just the best special of the series but one of the best we have done in many a year’.
The next season of The Grand Tour is set to drop the studio format entirely, so you can certainly expect more chaotic road trips to come.
But before that, the stars will all be branching off for their own standalone series on the streaming platform, with May jetting off to film his new series Our Man In Japan last month.
The Grand Tour season three continues this Friday on Amazon Prime while season four is expected to follow in 2020.
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