Jeremy Clarkson has recruited a new farmhand for the new series of Clarkson’s Farm, after Kaleb Cooper left to go on tour.
The trailer for the latest series of Clarkson’s Farm was released yesterday, and fans were made aware that farmhand Kaleb Cooper would be replaced due to his busy touring schedule. And, along with the trailer, the identity of Clarkson’s new sidekick has been revealed.
The series four trailer sees Jeremy conduct an interview with a young blonde woman for the role, who surprisingly confessed that she had never seen the hit show before. While Jeremy first appeared disgruntled by this news, he then changed his mind after seeing the new farmhand get stuck in. “She’s brilliant!” he exclaimed.
It appears that Kaleb’s replacement also has a keen sense of humour, as she can be seen asking Jeremy if she can trim his eyebrows. Fans weren’t formally introduced to the new addition to this new addition to the Clarkson’s Farm team in the trailer, but her identity has now been revealed as 24-year-old nurse and farmer, Harriet Cowan.
The blossoming star’s Instagram is full of pictures of her working on the farm, and confirms her appearance in the Prime Video show with her latest post, reported The Mirror.
Posting the trailer to her feed, Harriet wrote: “Ekkkk, something exciting is coming on the 23rd May.”
Clarkson’s new farmhand is a highly experienced farmer, who was even previously named Belper’s Young Farmers’ spokesperson.
Harriet also shows glimpses of her personal life on her Instagram, including pictures with her boyfriend James.
The 24-year-old’s involvement in the show comes after Kaleb left Jeremy “in the lurch” as he headed out on tour.
“I want to make it plain that I am absolutely thrilled to bits for Kaleb, but he has left me just a little bit in the lurch,” the former Top Gear star says in the trailer.
However, fans don’t have to fret as the series will follow Kaleb as he embarks on his nationwide tour before returning to his role as farm manager.
Elsewhere in the teaser for series four, Clarkson sets out to buy a pub that will reignite his farm-to-fork restaurant vision. It comes after the council shut down his Oxfordshire restaurant after it was allegedly opened without planning permission.
Clarkson’s Farm came about after Jeremy purchased a farm near Chipping Norton in 2008, which is now dubbed Diddly Squat Farm.
Since then, the 64-year-old has emerged as a prominent figure in UK farming.
This led to the creation of the TV show Clarkson’s Farm, a documentary series that provides an insight into the daily operations on the farm, including the challenges the team face on a daily basis.
Clarkson’s Farm series four, along with new farmhand Harriet, will be released from May 23 on Prime Video.
