Kaleb Cooper issued warning by fans after Jeremy Clarkson sting

Clarkson Farm's Kaleb Cooper has been warned by fans as he kicks off a risky new project. The 26-year-old received the cautionary messages after sharing a glimpse of his latest farm duties on Instagram in view of his 2.7 million followers.

Kaleb, who regularly updates his fans with behind-the-scenes content from the Diddly Squat farm, took to the social media platform to reveal that he is now responsible for managing the farm's beehives and harvesting honey.

In the post, he shared a photo of himself suited up in protective gear, ready to work with the farm's 250,000 bees.

The decision to introduce bees to the 1,000-acre Oxfordshire farm was made by Jeremy Clarkson, 64, who highlighted their importance as pollinators vital to the ecosystem.

Jeremy previously took on the beekeeping role himself but had an unfortunate encounter when he was stung by the little honey makers, an incident fans were quick to remember.

Kaleb, dressed up in beekeeper kit and holding a honeycomb, captioned his post, "Bee duties today," prompting a wave of concerned responses from his followers.

One fan playfully warned, "Bee careful!!" while another advised, "Doing a good thing Kaleb. Just don't do this with deodorant or perfume on," adding a laughing emoji.

A third user expressed concern, stating, "Hope you didn’t get stung," while others continued with light-hearted remarks. One fan exclaimed, "Oh heck no. I don't want to get stung like Clarkson," and another joked, "Don't fart, it only makes the bees angry!"

The fans’ reactions come after Jeremy himself faced criticism for allegedly placing beehives near a public footpath to deter walkers. In typical style, however, dismissed these allegations as "hilarious" and denied any such intention on X, formerly known as Twitter.

On Thursday, August 9, Kaleb amused fans as he seemed to be performing his own stunts in the most recent Clarkson's Farm update. The lovable farmer has shot to fame since starring in the Amazon Prime show, alongside former Top Gear host Jeremy.

While normally spotted behind the wheel of a tractor, in the latest update, Kaleb could be seen balancing on the front of a moving tractor instead.

Jeremy appeared to be driving as his farmhand clung on for dear life. Sharing the image on Instagram, the post was comedically captioned: "What could possibly go wrong…" One social media user replied: " Try everything".

Clarkson's Farm can be streamed on Amazon Prime.