Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper who prepares to embark on his first ever live theatre tour said he 'doesn't have a job'. The young farmer was known for barely leaving his hometown when filming for the show first started.
But he will now leave Chipping Norton for a 33-day national tour next year, reports Birmingham Live. He became a fan favourite as he struggled to teach Clarkson about farming and often gave blunt and no-nonsense advice to the former Top Gear presenter. Ahead of his theatre tour, Kaleb told the PA news agency that he views farming as a way of life - rather than a standard job.
He said: "I'm a firm believer, if I want to go out there and learn something, you've got to go out then and go full, head down, go for it. Yes, it's a fear, or you know, a nervousness thing, but I think I'm a firm believer of... going towards it and facing your fear with brave shoulders."