Filming of latest episodes of “The Grand Tour,” Amazon Prime’s automobile present offered by former “High Gear” hosts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James Might, seems set to finish shortly.

A day after a number of reviews within the U.Okay. claimed the three hosts would wrap up filming following the completion of a closing episode set in Zimbabwe, Clarkson took to social media on Thursday to verify that there can be “no extra Grand Tour” after 2024.

The information comes only a week after “High Gear” was placed on hiatus for the “foreseeable future” by its producer, the BBC, due partly to a crash that left present host Andrew Flintoff with a number of facial accidents.

There was no official remark from Amazon on the way forward for “The Grand Tour,” although it’s attainable the present might keep alive with new hosts, much like the best way “High Gear” has, although Clarkson’s social media submit appears to point that the present is certainly ending.

It was first reported in January that “The Grand Tour,” which is at present into its fifth season, was set to be axed after 2024. That report got here after Clarkson made scathing feedback about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Duke and Duchess of Sussex, in a Dec. 16 article for The Solar, which the newspaper eliminated, resulting in options that Clarkson could also be fired.

Nonetheless, Clarkson received’t lower ties with Amazon after quitting “The Grand Tour.” In the identical social media submit, Clarkson stated his standalone present on Amazon Prime, “Clarkson’s Farm,” has been renewed for a fourth season, which is able to observe season three in 2024.

“The Grand Tour” proved to be a success on Amazon Prime, which led to all three hosts getting standalone exhibits on the streaming service. Might’s “James Might: Our Man in…” and Hammond’s “The Nice Escapists” are additionally set to proceed filming.

“The Grand Tour” first appeared on Amazon Prime in 2016 however went on hiatus after 2021 as a consequence of difficulties in filming new episodes attributable to pandemic-related journey restrictions. Amazon Prime initially snagged Clarkson for the present, along with Hammond and Might, after Clarkson was fired by the BBC as a consequence of his 2015 assault on a fellow “High Gear” employees member.

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