CLARKSON’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has shared ANOTHER worrying an update with fans on social media.
Kaleb, 26, is known for his essential role on Jeremy Clarkson‘s 1,000-acre Oxfordshire Farm.
The entertainment show follows the former Top Gear presenter as he tries to run Diddly Squat in Chipping Norton.
Viewers have both laughed and cried as they struggle to deal with issues that arise.
Storylines have so far included disagreements with the council, the farm shop becoming too popular, and the deaths of animals, such as his beloved heifer named Pepper.
The Amazon Prime star, who is no stranger to bleak news, shared another disappointing update with fans on his Instagram stories on Monday.
He filmed the programming screen on his tractor which appeared broken.
Kaleb kept pushing buttons on the screen, but it didn’t register any of them.
He sighed in anger and sarcastically said: “Brilliant.”
This comes after Kaleb was recently flooded with support when he was rushed to hospital last Wednesday.
He posted a selfie from a hospital ward to his 2.7 million followers.
Alongside the downcast snap, he wrote: “I must say I have grown a disliking to being sat in hospitals.
“Think I’m growing a fear of them.”
Kaleb stopped short of revealing why he had to attend the hospital.
His shock update comes just days after it was announced Kaleb had a new project away from Clarkson’s Farm.
The dad-of-two is bringing out his third book on farming later this year, fittingly called It’s A Farming Thing.
The novel will give a ‘hilarious look at behind the scenes of life on the farm’ as Kaleb shares more of his stories with fans.
A teaser for book says: “Kaleb’s latest book reflects his loveable, down-to-earth personality and his deep passion for farming, with dead-pan gags and unique observations that will have you crying with laughter.
“This is the unexpected and utterly hilarious story of how he came to be one of the biggest names in farming today.”
Kaleb has also admitted that the upcoming series of Clarkson’s Farm might be a difficult watch.
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Taking to Instagram, he wrote: “I can sense this being an interesting and difficult season!”
The worker added: “We really don’t need this rain in July after the winter we had,” alongside a face palm emoji.
It seems that the farm has been struggling for months after rain ravaged the Oxfordshire land.
The Diddly Squat farm shop posted an update on the conditions in June, as they warned of a ‘rough’ year ahead.
An aerial shot of the flooded land was posted on the grid page of the official account.
They wrote in the caption: “It’s going to be a rough year. All that seed sowed, drowned with the constant rain.”
Clarkson’s Farm is available on Prime Video.
