Kaleb Cooper has become one of the biggest stars of TV since Clarkson’s Farm and is now set to feature in a major Hawkstone advert airing on ITV during the World Cup
Kaleb Cooper, one of the standout stars from Jeremy Clarkson’s Amazon Prime series Clarkson’s Farm, has captured the hearts of viewers since the programme debuted in 2021.
The 27-year-old farm manager at Diddly Squat has seen his profile soar, with his career flourishing in remarkable ways.
Over recent years, he’s built a substantial fanbase across Britain and has even embarked on solo speaking tours independent of his collaboration with Jeremy.
Consequently, Kaleb has emerged as a prominent advocate for young farmers confronting the economic and environmental pressures facing UK agriculture.
The farmer is now poised to reach a significant career milestone, with his upcoming appearance in Hawkstone’s debut major television commercial, scheduled to broadcast during ITV’s World Cup coverage, reports Wales Online.
Reports suggest Kaleb will star in the advertisement, which is expected to premiere on June 17 ahead of England’s group stage match against Croatia.
Far from a passive role, Kaleb will reportedly perform his own stunt work in the commercial. According to The Times, Jeremy has deliberately stepped aside to allow Kaleb centre stage.
The 66-year-old commented: “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.” Jeremy isn’t alone in believing Kaleb deserves greater recognition. Supporters have voiced their enthusiasm for Kaleb fronting his own standalone farming programme following the release of Clarkson’s Farm’s fifth series.
On Reddit, responding to news of Kaleb becoming a father, one fan commented: “Damn Kaleb needs to get his own TV show.”
Kaleb is set to feature in his own Prime Video production titled ‘Kaleb in Australia’, though a release date hasn’t been confirmed.
Recorded last year, the programme will document Kaleb’s journey across Australia as he explores the nation’s farming sector.
Sharing the announcement via Instagram, the father of three explained: “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.”
