CLARKSON’S Farm star Kaleb Cooper has shared what his relationship with Jeremy Clarkson is really like behind-the-scenes.
The Prime Video personality has skyrocketed to fame after starring in the much-adored series, Clarkson’s Farm.
And proving he’s now firmly a part of the TV world as well as the farming one, Kaleb, 26, appeared at London’s O2 Arena at the National Television Awards, and joined The Sun for a chat.
During it, Kaleb opened up on his relationship with Jeremy.
Despite sharing a close bond, the pair are often seen bickering on screen, much to the amusement of viewers at home.
But according to Kaleb, we actually only see 40 per cent of the arguments.
He told us: “Everything you see on the camera is everything you see behind-the-scenes as well.
“I mean yes we still argue and I reckon they probably only show 40 per cent of the arguments we actually have.
“But the main thing is that if we have an argument, ten minutes later we’re best friends again. We’ll be like ‘do you want a cup of tea? Do you want to go to the pub? Do you want to go for a meal?’
“You know anything like that – and that’s what makes a good relationship I believe.”
Humble Kaleb also thanked Jeremy for how he’d changed his life, due to the success of Clarkson’s Farm.
He shared: “I mean I thank him by teaching him a few things about farming. I am thankful to him for bringing me onto the screen, and hopefully we are teaching each other things along the way.
“Yes he is my hero and he’s on my hero list and he’s taught me so much about television and hopefully I’m teaching him a lot about farming.
“Who is better to learn from than Jeremy Clarkson himself?”
And dad-of-two Kaleb, who is engaged to his partner Taya, also opened up on the ‘five-year plan’ and said he wants to “keep doing Clarkson’s Farm for as long as possible.”
He added: “It’s an amazing show but along the way I’m really enjoying the TV and media industry. I’ve done a theatre show too which I wrote earlier this year, and I really enjoyed that, and hopefully it’s going to open up more opportunities and I can keep going.
“One day I want to buy a farm of my own.”
