Kaleb Cooper leaves Clarkson's Farm after clash with Jeremy

Jeremy Clarkson and Kaleb Cooper at the farm in Oxfordshire. <i>(Image: Prime Video)</i>
Jeremy Clarkson and Kaleb Cooper at the farm in Oxfordshire. (Image: Prime Video)
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National reports are saying Kaleb Cooper left Clarkson's Farm following a clash with Jeremy Clarkson.

The pair have starred together on the hit Prime Video show since its first series released in 2021.

Since then, two further seasons have been released on the streaming platform with a fourth dropping next month.

A fifth series was confirmed by Mr Clarkson last year and has already begun filming at Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire.

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Kaleb Cooper at Diddly Squat Farm.Kaleb Cooper at Diddly Squat Farm. (Image: Kaleb Cooper / PA)

Writing in his newest Sunday Times column, the 65-year-old revealed his fan favourite farmhand actually stormed out of the farm recently.

He said: "Ask him to put something away and he acts like a seven-year-old who's been told to tidy his room.

"He's not interested in tidiness because it takes time and time is money.

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"What does it matter if he's left a 60-year-old chain harrow in the field? 'Er, because it's ugly, Kaleb.' He can't get that at all. In his world, ugly doesn't matter."

The issue came to a head when the former Top gear host asked Mr Cooper to assist with the spring cleaning of the farmyard.

Mr Clarkson added: "When I asked him to help me tidy the farmyard, he immediately got into his ugly pick-up truck and went for a weekend mini break with his family in the Yorkshire Dales."

Clarkson's Farm series four is set to release on Friday, May 23 on Prime Video.

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