Jeremy Clarkson in remission from prostate cancer urges men to get screened

British TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson announced that his aggressive prostate cancer, diagnosed in 2025, is now in remission after early detection and treatment. Repeated PSA tests in recent months showed no sign of the disease, and he described himself as “the luckiest man in the world.”

Clarkson used his platform on the latest episode of "Clarkson's Farm" and an Instagram video to encourage men to undergo regular prostate checks, warning that thousands of UK men die each year from the illness. He urged, “please, please, please go and get examined,” and emphasized that the screening is a simple blood test.

His public statement highlights the importance of early diagnosis and ongoing monitoring, noting his own continued blood‑test surveillance to guard against a possible relapse.