Who is em clarkson

You can unsubscribe at any time. More info. Emily Clarkson, 27, updated her followers on Instagram today as she prepared to have a root canal at the dentist. The writer has had a year of health woes after suffering from a broken jaw, two slipped discs and a burst sinus wall.

A root canal treatment endodontics is a dental procedure used to treat infection at the centre of a tooth.

She shared that she still has two painful slipped discs in her jaw and asked her Instagram followers to ask her questions. Emily, who is the daughter of Jeremy Clarkson and his ex-wife Frances Cain, had her jaw realigned and explained to her followers how the recovery process was going.

She said: "The splint didn't work so I have still got two slipped discs in my jaw which is painful and limiting. The author shared a snap of how far she can open her mouth and continued: "I also still have discomfort and scar tissue where the sinus wall exploded but I am learning to live with that because the solution is more surgery and no thanks. The Grand Tour host's daughter, Emily Clarkson, 25, has opened up about her childhood and what it was like to be brought up by car enthusiast, Jeremy Clarkson , Emily revealed that it was "normal" for her to be surrounded by cars in her childhood.

After being asked about her home life in an interview with DriveTribe, Emily admitted that having an upbringing with cars and racing was all she knew. The writer went on to say that all her dad's work and interest in motoring led her to pick up a handy party trick when she was younger. She added: "So my friends at school used to be pretty impressed with my ability to recognise any car when we were on a school trip.

The year-old also added that when she thinks back to her childhood "cars are a recurring thing" and she is constantly reminded of the fact that she was always "carsick". Emily said: "Yeah, I get really carsick which is what people would probably be really surprised by. While reflecting on her dad's career so far, Emily confessed that Top Gear felt like her "big brother" as it's all she's ever known. The social media influencer went on to say her dad has "lived a lot of lives" which she describes as "pretty cool".

The writer and blogger also went on to say how she never wants there to be a "typical day" in her life. She explained: "I don't ever want there to be a typical day in my life because I'm probably doing something really boring. Meanwhile, after Prime Minister Boris Johnson was moved to intensive care following his coronavirus diagnosis, the Grand Tour star shared a photo of the two of them in view of his 2. Alongside the picture of the two of them competing in an arm wrestle, Jeremy wrote: "20 years ago, Boris beating me at an arm wrestle.