Jeremy Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper makes career announcement after tragic loss

Kaleb Cooper, famed from Clarkson's Farm, has shared a poignant update regarding his latest career endeavour after the loss of his dear grandfather.

The youthful farmer, adored by fans for his work managing Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm on the much-loved Amazon Prime Video show, announced he is set to launch a new book. His third offering, titled 'It's A Farming Thing', will be available soon on Amazon and Kaleb delivered the heartfelt announcement while perched atop his tractor in the scenic Chipping Norton fields.

Devotedly dedicating the forthcoming book to his dearly missed grandad, who had a fond place in Kaleb's heart, he exuberantly shared with his followers: "So, just finished another baling job, I've done another 50 bales here. It's a load of wrap silage. And I've got some very exciting news which I'm really really excited about and that is, I've done my first book which is The World According To Kaleb, I've done my second book which is Britain According To Kaleb, and now... This is my third book!".

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Stepping into the literary world, a young man announced: "I've got a new book coming out later this year, it's called It's A Farming Thing, it's available on Amazon, and it's all about farming. And this book definitely means something a little bit to me, something special and it touches my heart because it's dedicated to my granddad, who passed away two years ago, and he meant absolutely everything, he was my rock, he was my drive, and that's why I drive and work so hard these days, I think, because I want to basically take over the world as a young person. Um but yeah, it's available on Amazon, please check it out."

His fanbase didn't hesitate to show their appreciation. User @tayaaaxx said: "Your gramp will be very proud of you like we all are.", reports the Mirror.

While @denzelockman shared: "Well done Kaleb! ! Three books! Only a couple of years ago, you had never read a book, now you are a best selling author."

On the other hand, @Freddy_glasgow wrote: "You are real goer and an inspiration to many a young farmer out there."