Clarkson’s Farm Star Kaleb Cooper Launches His Own Business as He Follows in Jeremy’s Footsteps
Kaleb Cooper is proving he’s more than just Jeremy Clarkson’s right-hand man — the Clarkson’s Farm breakout star has officially launched his own meat business while also filming his very own Prime Video series in Australia.
From Diddly Squat to Dinner Table
The 26-year-old Cotswolds farmer has unveiled his latest venture, a premium meat and merchandise brand offering everything from steaks and sausages to BBQ boxes.
On his official website, Kaleb proudly states:
“From BBQ favourites to Sunday roasts, we bring the best of the countryside to your kitchen.”
Current deals include 1kg of beef brisket at half price (£7.50), 8oz fillet steaks for £17.60, and lamb shoulder for £17.50. His lamb and mint burgers are priced at £5.50 — all sourced directly from British farms.
The Business of Branding: Meat and Merch
In true entrepreneurial spirit, Kaleb has also rolled out a line of branded clothing, including rugby shorts, hoodies, and shirts priced between £32 and £60.
A source told The Sun:
“Kaleb is a superstar and deserves all the success he’s rightly getting. Jeremy is proud as punch.”
Kaleb Heads to Australia for New Prime Video Series
As his business takes off, Kaleb is also expanding his horizons — literally.
He’s currently filming “Kaleb: Down Under”, a new four-part Prime Video series following his farming adventures across Australia.
The show will see him adjusting to new climates, meeting local farmers, and testing whether his “farming contracting business” can work internationally.
Stepping Outside His Comfort Zone
Before this, Kaleb admitted he’d never been abroad and rarely left his hometown of Chipping Norton. Announcing the new series, he joked on Instagram:
“I’m going down under to film my very own series on Prime Video.
You know how hard it is for me to leave Chippy, so flying to Australia is definitely taking me out of my comfort zone.
I’m on a mission to see if I can make my farming contracting business international.
First, I’ve got to get through the flight!”
Jeremy Clarkson’s Hilarious Reaction
While fans rushed to congratulate Kaleb, his Clarkson’s Farm boss couldn’t resist a cheeky jab.
Clarkson commented:
“I’m so happy about this. Because finally I can run my farm without him mucking everything up.”
The post racked up over 50,000 likes, with fans teasing Clarkson in return:
“You’ll miss him like hell!”
“Now you can muck it up instead!”
“You’ve got empty nest syndrome already!”
A Growing Family and Future
Outside of TV and business, Kaleb’s home life is thriving.
In August, he and his fiancée Taya welcomed their third child, a son named Ashton. The couple are also parents to Oscar (4) and Willa (2).
With a booming brand, a growing family, and his own international TV series on the way, Kaleb Cooper is proving that he’s carving out a career as Britain’s most relatable — and ambitious — young farmer.
