Jeremy Clarkson, along with co-stars Richard Hammond and James May, is set to receive a substantial £24 million windfall as The Grand Tour concludes its eight-year run. The payout, to be split equally among them and producer Andy Wilman, stems from their involvement with Prime Video and their company W.Chump and Son Ltd. Recent documents reveal the company holds £22.9 million in cash, with additional earnings expected. Clarkson, in addition to the pub venture in the Cotswolds and his farm business, continues to explore new projects. The closure of their production company marks the end of an era for the trio, signaling a shift towards pursuing other ventures beyond The Grand Tour.