Jeremy Clarkson had ‘biggest falling out’ with co-star while filming Clarkson’s Farm

Clarkson’s Farm has become a huge hit with Amazon Prime viewers and sees Jeremy Clarkson trying his hand at farming alongside his sidekick Kaleb Cooper.
Kaleb Cooper admitted he and Jeremy Clarkson had the “biggest-ever falling out” when filming for the latest series of Clarkson’s Farm.

The duo, who recently finished shooting for season three of the Amazon Prime series, often have their disagreements over how to run Diddy Squat Farm.

However, speaking in a new interview, dad-of-two Kaleb shared an insight into his friendship with Jeremy.

“No spoilers, but series three shows our biggest ever falling-out, because that man has just got to learn to listen to me,” Kaleb told The Times.

“One of my favourite things is watching Jeremy get electrocuted on one of his own fences and last time it happened, I was thinking, ‘That’s my role really — I need to be his electric fence, stopping him doing silly things.'”

Although, despite admitting to the odd clash, Kaleb said “There is love there” between them.

The farmer continued: “He recently went off to Africa to film The Grand Tour and after a couple of days I actually missed him.

“He’s been a father figure to me when it comes to understanding TV. I’ve learned from the best there is and — I can’t believe I’m saying this — when he’s not p**ing me off, there is love there.”

Kaleb, Jeremy, and his partner Lisa Hogan often share snaps and videos from behind the scenes of Clarkson’s Farm.In Lisa’s most recent post, she confirmed filming had almost finished for the Amazon Prime show.

In the photo, Jeremy and Kaleb were seen chatting with show producers while they enjoyed a cup of tea.

“Penultimate week #clarksonsfarm #tractor #amazonprime,” Lisa simply wrote.

Kaleb also had some news of his own as he marked a special milestone on Instagram.

“One of my dreams [was] not just to buy my own farm, but to have my own combine eventually – and guess what? I’ve just done it. I’ve just bought one,” he told his 2.1 million Instagram fans triumphantly.

“Cannot wait for next year. Going to put it in the shed and stare at it for the next seven months!”