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Jeremy Clarkson and his TV sidekick Kaleb Cooper (Image: Getty)
Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper has candidly labelled his co-star Jeremy Clarkson as "useless" in a recent interview. Speaking to Heat magazine, the 26 year old farmer didn't hold back when discussing his experiences working with the TV veteran.
He revealed that despite Jeremy's efforts to learn, he remained "still incredibly useless" in terms of practical farming tasks. However, Kaleb also shared that the pair have a close bond, often going for pints together.
Since the show aired during the pandemic, Kaleb has become a nationwide celebrity, but insists his life hasn't changed much as he's still on a tractor every day.
In addition to working on Clarkson's farm, Kaleb is set to star in his own Amazon Prime Video show, The World According to Kaleb, next month. His comments come shortly after Jeremy opened up about his health struggles.
Kaleb Cooper (Image: Getty)
Jeremy opened up about undergoing a heart procedure after experiencing "sudden deterioration" in his health post-holiday, revealing to the Sunday Times: "Back at home, though, the sudden deterioration began to gather pace.", reports GloucesterLive.
He shared his unsettling symptoms, stating, "I woke on Wednesday morning not feeling too good. I was clammy and there was a tightness in my chest....a doctor arrived and then I was in an ambulance and then I was at a hospital in a gown."
Following a wave of sympathy and support after admitting his ordeal, Jeremy told the Sun he was thankful to everyone who had sent some his way and joked that he would avoid unloading the dishwasher.
Jeremy said: “I’m very grateful to everyone who sent supportive messages but I’m fine. I just have to not do any manual labour or dishwasher emptying for the next four years. At least I think that’s what the doctor said.”
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Receiving a tidal wave of sympathy and support, Jeremy later quipped to the Sun in appreciation, saying: "I'm very grateful to everyone who sent supportive messages but I'm fine.
"I just have to not do any manual labour or dishwasher emptying for the next four years. At least I think that's what the doctor said."
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