Jeremy Clarkson has a message for anyone left disappointed by their A-level results
The former Top Gear host decided to share his own results on Twitter
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Jeremy Clarkson has a message for anyone feeling worried about their A-level results today.
The controversial former Top Gear host revealed he walked away with a C and two Us from his time at college - and was keen to stress that it failed to impact his life. Clarkson, who is worth an estimated £30 million, has enjoyed a successful career as a journalist and broadcaster. Even his Top Gear sacking failed to derail him, and he recently confirmed he would be fronting a new motoring show with Amazon Prime (and a reported £160 million budget).
As students across the country celebrated or commiserated, Clarkson provided those who performed less well with his own experience of flunking out of college.
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