The popular farmer asked his fans to send on any information they may have
Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has asked his social media followers ‘what’s going on’ after a robbery occurred at a farm.
Kaleb became a household name back in 2021 following the premiere of Jeremy Clarkson’s popular Amazon Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm.
Following the former Top Gear host’s ongoing project of running his Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds, Kaleb became a fan favourite through his charming personality.
With Jeremy adjusting to his new way of life, Kaleb has always been brutally honest with the celebrity across all four seasons of the hit show.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday morning (July 30), Kaleb revealed that his farming equipment was stolen from Fulmer Lane.
Kaleb initially shared a screenshot from his Home & Country Fencing Facebook page, which revealed that his tractor and post knocker were both missing.
The message read: “Unfortunately we have had one of our tractors and post knockers stolen over night near Fulmer Lane, Garrads Cross a John Deere 6630 reg is OU11ARF and a protech p200s series number 10698.
“If anyone has any information please give me a call on 07554447016. There has been silver 4X4 brunt out just down the road which is possibly related.’
A frustrated Kaleb added to his 2.9 million Instagram followers: “My post knocker was stolen last night. As well as the John Deere tractor.
“Can we please make this as hot as possible! What is going on with England at the moment!”
Meanwhile, Kaleb recently clarified his position on Clarkson’s Farms after he was missing from a portion of the latest season and replaced by Harriet Cowan.
Kaleb recently said on This Morning: “I’m still involved, there’s lots of rumours going about that I’ve been replaced but I’m still here, Harriet stepped in as I jumped away on tour, I’m very grateful that Harriet came along and saved the day.”
Poking fun at Jeremy, he continued: “His hair’s terrible but I don’t really notice his eyebrows. He shouldn’t be trusted alone on the farm, he’s getting better but there are loads of things he still can’t do…
“Loading pigs is hard work, it was incredibly bad weather last year so the mud was unbelievable. They like to try things, they were biting my wellies.
“Jeremy was very relaxed thinking he had done his job, he’d completely forgotten about me.”