Where Will Clarkson's Farm Star Kaleb Cooper Appear Next?
Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper is used to cutting grass while working as a contractor for Jeremy Clarkson, but it's his odds which have been slashed with betting sites on this occasion.
Farmer Kaleb shot to fame on the Amazon Prime Video show back in June 2021, and after three series he has become a household name.
While former Top Gear presenter Jeremy is undoubtedly the main man in the three-season programme, which documents his, sometimes comical, attempts at running his 1,000-acre Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds, Kaleb's one-liners and mocking at Jeremy's expense receives most of the applause.
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The experienced farmhand can often be seen on the show correcting Jeremy on his farm knowledge, and getting the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire host out of difficulty.
Since shooting to fame on the show, Kaleb has gone on to pen two books, with a third, Life According to Kaleb, on the way in October.
He has also released a charity single about his hatred of sheep, and toured the country with his live show The World According To Kaleb: Kaleb Goes On Tour, which is expected to air on Amazon Prime Video later this year, according to a recent Sun on Sunday report.
Kaleb To Land Own Show?
Kaleb's popularity with fans has led to them wondering where he might appear next, and he himself has helped to move the market on betting sites after starting some speculation.
The star recently took to Instagram to share a picture of an outside toilet - similar to the dunny used in I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! - and dropped a huge hint he is to join the ITV show.
He wrote: "Training for I’m a celeb [crying laughing emoji] (sic)"
The Instagram post has been liked more than 40,000 times by Kaleb's 2.6 million Instagram followers, and his supporters took to the comments section in their droves to call for his appearance on I'm A Celebrity to become a reality.
He is now into 2/1 to appear on the Australia-based show, from 10/1 last month.
Another comment suggested Kaleb could front a programme in which celebrities try their hand at farming, but are voted off if they aren't up to scratch.
It wouldn't be a surprise if Kaleb capitalised on his Clarkson's Farm by starring in his own agricultural-based show, and he is just 11/8 on specials betting sites to land his own farming-based reality series.
While Clarkson's Farm has become known for numerous comedy moments involving Jeremy's lack of farming knowledge, and Kaleb putting him right, one of the most important aspects of the programme is how it has raised awareness about the plight British farmers currently face.
A way of taking that further could be for Kaleb to land his own show about farming, which may even tempt some youngsters into an agricultural career.
If Clarkson's Farm is anything to go by, then such a show could perhaps be a ratings winner for one channel.
The premiere episode of the latest third series was streamed 5.1 million times over seven days, according to audience measurement organisation Barb, which made it the second most-watched show of 2024 on all major streaming services in the UK.
The Clarkson's Farm's series three debut also beat the first episode of the show's second season by 800,000 viewers.
Kaleb's Clobber
On Clarkson's Farm, Kaleb can often be seen wearing a traditional checked shirt and gilet combination when he is getting his hands dirty.
That appears to be the star's unofficial farming uniform, and he is just 5/2 on betting apps to make it an official one by releasing his own clothing line.
If he is reading this then "Kaleb's Clobber" could be the perfect name for his designs, and yes, I would like some royalties please.
However, despite being a farmer by trade, Kaleb is clearly not a big fan of sheep.
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In January, he released a charity country rap song, aptly-named I Can't Stand Sheep, as a tongue-in-cheek reflection of his well-known dislike of the animals.
Set to the iconic tune of The Floral Dance, all the profits from the song went to the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI), which aims to provide expert mental health and wellbeing support, as well as financial, emotional and practical help to farming people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
He is 3/1 to follow that up with a festive single.
Kaleb For Countryfile?
While he didn't swap farming for a singing career off the back of his charity tune, Kaleb could soon be heading to pastures new on the small screen.
He is just 4/1 on new betting sites to land a job on BBC show Countryfile, and he has even joked about the possibility previously.
Last month, Kaleb wrote on Instagram: "After months of keeping this secret, I can finally announce I will be joining the country-file team and presenting my very own section of the show highlighting British farming 🇬🇧. Thank you so much everyone! (sic)"
However, many fans correctly realised it was an April Fools' joke, with Jeremy even commenting: "I’m assuming this is an April Fool?"
While it was a joke, the show, which gives insight into the larger issues affecting British life, could be a perfect fit for Kaleb.
Countryfile presenter Adam Henson even admitted he would be a "fine addition" to the programme.
He commented on Kaleb's post: "Welcome to the team. A fine addition."
If he doesn't make the move to Countryfile, then Kaleb could still pop up on another TV show, alongside his good pal Jeremy.
The star is just 5/1 to be a contestant on Celebrity Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, which Jeremy presents, and it wouldn't be a huge surprise if he chose Clarkson's Farm numbers man Charlie Ireland to be his phone-a-friend.
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