Clarkson's Farm Kaleb Cooper says he's 'ready' in new update after hospital dash
Kaleb Cooper, the star of Clarkson's Farm, has provided fans with a much-needed update after sharing a hospital ward snapshot earlier this week.
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Kaleb Cooper posted a snap on Clarkson’s Farm today, showing himself behind the wheel of a tractor, ready to get the farm up to scratch.
The TV farmer expressed frustration about the rainy weather in the UK today. Kaleb shared: “Come on summer, we are ready.”
In a previous update from a medical centre, Kaleb had expressed his disdain for hospitals, he said: “I must say I have grown a disliking to being sat in hospitals.
"Think I’m growing a fear of them.” However, the farmer and TV celebrity didn’t disclose why he was in the health centre. The shocking photo appeared just days after he revealed his latest venture independent of Jeremy Clarkson's Amazon production.
Kaleb, who has been attracting public attention since first appearing on the screen, received an influx of supportive messages from troubled followers.
This alarming news about Kaleb's well-being emerged shortly after he announced his latest professional progression away from the Amazon show.
As Clarkson’s indispensable assistant, he is set to launch his third farming book, It’s A Farming Thing.
He shared the excitement on Instagram, claiming: "I've got some inspiring news, which I’m really really excited about, and that is, I’ve done my first book, The World According To Kaleb, I’ve done my second book, Britain According To Kaleb, and now... This is my third book!"
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Going further, he added: "This book 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 take over the world as a young person basically.
“It's available on Amazon, please check it out,” he finished.
"This is the unexpected and utterly hilarious story of how he became one of the biggest names in farming today."
In other news, Kaleb earlier this year shared that his two year old son Oscar experienced a health scare after spending time with him at Diddly Squat Farm.
