Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May ‘end TV partnership’

The former Top Gear star also extended his business empire by purchasing a Cotswolds pub for £1million.

However, Clarkson, Hammond and May signed off the dissolution of their Grand Tour producing company W Chump and Sons on July 11.

Three documents were filed with Companies House, MailOnline has claimed.

The documents included declaring solvency, appointing a voluntary liquidator and making a “special resolution to wind up”.

Filed accounts indicated an annual turnover of £6million and assets of around £3.8million.

However, the net worth of the three men has also grown massively since their Top Gear days.

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Clarkson is worth around £55million, Hammond £35million and May £31million.

The trio left the BBC in 2015 to set up Grand Tour after Clarkson’s contract was not renewed following an incident with a producer.

The final episode of Grand Tour is expected to air on Amazon Prime later this year.

May said: “I’m not allowed to tell you what date it’s coming out, so I won’t say that it’s September. I can say anything I want now, frankly.”

He added: “I recorded today the last piece of voice-over I will ever record for The Grand Tour – and therefore in that whole legacy of Grand Tour, Top Gear and the few things I did before that.

“We’ve done it for nearly 22 years – a lot longer than we thought we would. I thought, when I started doing it in 2003 or 2004, that this was a bit of a laugh. Maybe it’ll last a few years.

“And, here we are, grey and wizened and sagging. And we’ve only just stopped doing it. It’s quite remarkable.”

Clarkson separately said: “We’ve spent more time in each other’s company than our families’ over the last 25 years so I don’t think it would have lasted as long as it did if we’d hated each other as much as James likes to think.”