Kaleb Cooper is reportedly set to star in an advert for a brand associated with fellow Clarkson’s Farm star Jeremy Clarkson as his career continues to build momentum
One of the break-out stars from Jeremy Clarkson’s Clarkson’s Farm Amazon Prime television show has been Diddly Squat’s farm manager Kaleb Cooper.
Since the show first aired in 2021, the nation has fallen in love with the 27-year-old whose career has gone from strength to strength.
In recent years he has developed a following around the UK and even done his own solo tours outside of his work with Jeremy.
As a result, Kaleb has become one of the leading voices for the next generation of farmers tackling the economic and environmental challenges sweeping the UK and its farms.
Now, Kaleb is set to take another step in his career development as he is due to appear in Hawkstone’s first major television advert that will aired during ITV’s coverage for the World Cup.
According to reports, Kaleb will feature in the advert that is due to have its first public airing on June 17 before England’s group game against Croatia.
However, Kaleb will not be static in the advert with the author also set to do his own stunt. The Times reports that Jeremy has taken a step back as he let’s Kaleb come to the fore.
The 66-year-old said: “He’s Tom Cruise now. We have done online ads but never done a proper, full-on, all the bells and whistles, hair and make-up, two catering trucks, full ad-man-gone-mad television commercial before.
“The star is Kaleb. I am just in the back, where I belong.”
It isn’t just Jeremy who thinks that Kaleb’s star should continue to rise further. Fans have also come out in support of Kaleb having his own breakaway farming show after the fifth season of Clarkson’s Farm was released.
One person wrote on Reddit in response to a post about Kaleb becoming a father: “Damn Kaleb needs to get his own TV show.”
Kaleb is also due to star in his own show on Prime Video called ‘Kaleb in Australia’, but this is yet to air.
Filmed last year, it will follow Kaleb as he travels to Australia and learns more about the country’s agricultural industry.
Announcing news of the programme on his Instagram, the father of three said: “You know hard it is for me to leave Chippy so flying to Australia is definitely taking me out of my comfort zone. But I’m on a mission to see if I can make my farming contracting business go international.”
One of the people to respond to the positive news was Kaleb’s colleague Jeremy, who joked that Kaleb’s absence would allow him to run his farm how he wanted.
He wrote: “I’m so happy about this. Because finally I can run my farm without him mucking everything up.”
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