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It comes after the Clarkson's Farm and former Top Gear star hit back at comments made by Chris Packham on the hit show Gogglebox.
Jeremy Clarkson has offered an insight into his childhood (Image: Getty)
Jeremy Clarkson has opened up about being bulled as a child - and some harsh words of advice he received from his mum at the time.
In his latest column in The Sun, the former Top Gear host and now Clarkson's Farm star writes about his mother's brutal words of wisdom when he was bullied at school - and how they ultimately helped him.
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It comes as Clarkson has labelled Springwatch presenter Chris Packham's remarks 'b******s' after the naturalist voiced his grievances about Clarkson's Farm during Friday evening's episode of Celebrity Gogglebox, The Mirror reports.
Chrislaunched into a rant while watching an episode of the Amazon Prime Video series for the Channel 4 programme, appearing alongside stepdaughter Megan McCubbin.
"Already, right, that's not what a farm looks like," he said
"Most farms are horrible monocultures, which have been sprayed with deadly chemicals time and time again. The ground is pumped full of fertiliser, and loads of the animals are indoors in crates, being crushed and kept in the dark.
"That's an idealistic view of a farm, and it puts the wrong idea in people's minds. And that's only the titles!" He then turned to Megan and asked: "What's my blood pressure?"
Jeremy was quick to respond, revealing that Chris actually visited Diddly Squat Farm in 2012, spending the day in the woods "foraging and bird watching", suggesting the BBC presenter ought to know better having seen the farm firsthand.
While Jeremy is no stranger to clapping back at critics now - he has revealed that in his school days it seems he was less confident.
Clarkson wrote in The Sun: "When I was a kid, I sobbed to her one night that everyone at school was bullying me and she replied: "Well, if everyone is bullying you, you must be doing something wrong."
"Today, she'd be arrested for even thinking such a ridiculous thought. And so would all of the kids who'd been bullying me. And she'd be in jail with Sam Neill's mother for mental health abuse in the community. But I wonder. Did our parents have the right idea? And have we now lost the plot?"
He added: "After my mother said I was being bullied because I was doing something wrong, I worked out that I was a bit of a prig."