JEREMY CLARKSON - the former Top Gear star and The Grand Tour host - has caused a stir on social media after confirming to one of his Twitter followers he isn't 'dead'.
One concerned fan quickly penned:"My heart skipped," to which another similarly responded:"Same here I had a mini heart attack."Elsewhere, Jeremy recently opened up about his devastation over realising he had been unfollowed by British actress Kirstin Scott Thomas, 60, on Instagram.
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