Richard Hammond's wife Mindy is reportedly seeking to keep their £7million Bollitree Castle in Herefordshire as part of their divorce settlement. The couple announced the end of their 28-year marriage yesterday in a joint statement on social media.

Richard Hammond, widely recognized for his time hosting"Top Gear" and "The Grand Tour" has announced a surprising end to his 23-year marriage to Mindy Hammond. The announcement came through a joint statement on Richard's X account, where the couple disclosed their decision to divorce, marking the end of a 28-year relationship.

Richard Hammond and Mindy Hammond, who tied the knot in 2002, released a statement on social media announcing their shocking split

Richard Hammond has announced that he and wife Mindy have ended their marriage after 23 years. The Grand Tour and Top Gear presenter shared the news today (January 9) in a post on X/Twitter, saying they had enjoyed an "amazing" near-three-decade relationship.

Richard Hammond has separated from his wife Amanda "Mindy" after 28 years. The Top Gear and The Grand Tour presenter has shared a statement on his X account from both him and his wife, who works as a newspaper columnist. The couple were married in 2002 and have two daughters Willow and Isabella AKA Izzy together.

Richard Hammond and his wife announced they were heading for a divorce - and it's now been reported Mindy ‘wants to keep the family's £7million Bollitree Castle’

The Grand Tour star Richard Hammond and his wife, Amanda 'Mindy' Hammond, recently announced that they are to divorce after 28 years of marriage.

Richard Hammond announced his split from his wife Mindy this week after 28 years together, saying they are 'proud of the family [they] created' together