Jeremy Clarkson's fear of cancer while he panics during the toilet break

Jeremy Clarkson revealed the moment he thought he had cancer during a toilet trip.

Broadcaster Jeremy, 56, is well known for his sarcasm and jokes. Despite his recent bowel cancer alert, he tried to find light at the end of the tunnel.

Describing the moment when he "thought" that he had bowel cancer, he said: "I looked back to see what I had produced and almost had it. a heart attack."

Jeremy explained that "the whole bowl was stained with red blood" and, in his commentary on The Sun, wrote: "Well that's it, I have cancer from the bottom up."

Fortunately for Jeremy, he had remembered the beetroot that he had not completed the night before.

To his surprise, he was shocked and relieved when he came across the plate containing the dark red vegetable in the refrigerator, automatically connecting the two.

Fear has made her think about the next year of her life and her children, including blogger and author Emily, 25, Finlo, 21, and Katya, 23.

He thought, "Well, I will not do anything of that," while he was staring at the wall planner and spending a few hours touching their photos.

Shaking off the fear, Jeremy joked, "I swear to God that this information must accompany a health warning, warning people that your number two will have the color of Marilyn Monroe's lips."

However, this is not the first time that the star is undergoing a cancer alert.

In 2015, prior to his incident with producer Oisin Tymon in Top Gear, he had been reported by doctors that he was "probably" suffering from cancer after the onset of a mbad on his tongue, but that he had received the clear green light.

The 56-year-old journalist was dropped by the BBC 16 days after his "smash" with Oisin.

BBC general manager Tony Hall said he had made the decision to end his career with "great regret" and that the presenter had "crossed the finish line".