Those patiently waiting for another series of Clarkson’s Farm will be getting a fresh dose of his farmhand Kaleb Cooper very soon, with the breakout star fronting his own spin-off.
Kaleb Off The Farm will see the 28-year-old head to Australia on his first-ever solo trip abroad, having previously admitted to never owning a passport.
Prime Video has revealed that the show will arrive on the streamer on 8 January after announcing the spin-off last month.
Sharing a first look at Cooper as he leaves boss Jeremy Clarkson behind in the UK, Prime Video teased that the show follows Cooper as he tries out Australian farming in the hopes of achieving his dream of running his own farm.
“In his first-ever solo trip abroad, and first time on a plane, Kaleb Cooper heads Down Under with dreams of striking it rich in Australian farming,” the show’s descriptions reads.
“But first he'll need to conquer wheat fields the size of small countries, round up wild cattle on horseback, and learn the hard way that crocodiles aren't just oversized farm dogs.”
Cooper made his TV debut in 2021 on Jeremy Clarkson’s documentary Clarkson’s Farm, with the hopeless ex Top Gear presenter relying on Cooper’s farming know-how to keep his Cotswolds farm, Diddly Squat, out of trouble.
He quickly became a fan favourite for his frank feedback and squabbles with Clarkson, and has since released four books off the back of his TV success.
Cooper, who is a married father of three, is still a staple on Clarkson’s Farm – which aired its fifth series earlier this year. The latest series ended dramatically with Clarkson revealing that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer before being rushed to hospital.
He later revealed that his hospital dash was a result of his blood-thinning medication, which he takes following heart surgery in 2024, reacting to his cancer treatment.
In June, he announced that he was officially in remission after a PSA test showed there was no indication of cancer. “Please, please, please go and get checked," he urged readers at the time. "It’s not uncomfortable, it’s not undignified, and it’s a no-brainer. I did, and that’s why I’m sitting here talking to you 11 months down the line."
Speaking about Clarkson’s diagnosis that same month, Cooper said that he had been “right by his side” throughout treatment.
“If anything like this happens to any of your friends and you just said to my best mate, you've gotta be supported through that whole journey,” he said. “And that's where I've been – I've been right by his side and his spirits are really good, so thank you. He's strong-minded – he's got a strong mind on him – which is good.”
Kaleb Off The Farm arrives on Prime Video on 8 January.
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