Jeremy Clarkson, 59, shows off two stone weight loss as he cosies up to girlfriend Lisa Hogan, 46 – Daily Mail, Daily Mail

He recently revealed the key to his two-stoneweight losshas been a strict diet.

And Jeremy Clarkson, 59, showed that his method is working as he displayed his fit physique at Fatima Bhutto’s book launch at Nolita Social inLondonon Wednesday.

Joined by his stunning girlfriend Lisa Hogan, 46, the presenter seemed in good spirits as they cosied up at the bash.

Jeremy’s weight loss was visible in a checkered blue shirt that he teamed with a navy blazer and jeans .

Lisa also kept things casual for the outing, proving that less is more in a plain white T -shirt paired with skinny jeans and wedged trainers.

Jeremy and Lisa have been dating since March 2017, two years after he split from wife Frances Cain.

The outing came after Jeremy revealed that he was able to shed the pounds by just eating salad, a tip he learnt from the Queen.

The Grand Tour host was candid about his new dieting regime as he admitted he only had ‘salad for lunch and water’ ahead of the interview, while he joked that he found it too ‘unseemly’ to use the gym.

Discussing whether he would exercise as a way of losing weight, he told The Sun: ‘No. No, that would be unseemly. The Queen doesn’t go to the gym and she doesn’t run and she’s 93 and she’s all right.

‘Apparently she only has a forkful, she only has a tiny bit, that’s what I’ve heard. She’ll sit down and just have one little bit of mousse and bit of a lettuce leaf. ‘

In April, Jeremy revealed the secret to his weight loss was heading on a ‘gap year’ with his partner Lisa, where he claims his diet dramatically changed.

The car expert spent time in Vietnam with his partner where he revealed he enjoyed a ‘better diet ‘and cycled everywhere – including to the pub.

Discussing his trip and recent weight loss on The Jonathan Ross show, he said: ‘I went on a gap year! I went on a gap year to Indochina. They just have a better diet out there.

‘Plus I had a bicycle rather than a car . Cycling is not a good thing to do, I’m all broken as a result of it but I did lose a lot of weight. Where I was staying was separated from the small town by a mountain but it was much bigger than Everest.

‘It was only 3 kilometers and I cycled it every day, I said “I can’t have a drink unless I cycle into town” I wanted to get fit.’