GOOD LUCK! Kaleb Cooper’s first solo TV show FINALLY revealed – but what will it mean for Clarkson’s Farm?

Kaleb Cooper‘s first solo TV show has finally been revealed – but what does this mean for Clarkson’s Farm?

The 27-year-old, who shot to fame on the popular Prime Video series in 2021, has landed his own programme called Kaleb: Down Under.

The four-part series will see the farmer ’embark on his first solo trip to one of the world’s biggest farming markets’.

Filming is set to start this Autumn and there hasn’t been a release date shared as of yet.

Speaking about the programme, Kaleb said: ‘I spend most of my time with the most travelled man in the world, so I got brave and booked my first ever flight to see what all the fuss was about.

‘Australia here I come! And Australia, you’ll be gaining a new farmer for a couple of months as I discover if I can make my farming contracting business go international.’

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The 27-year-old, who shot to fame on the popular Prime Video series in 2021, has landed his own programme called Kaleb: Down Under

Tara Erer, Head of Northern Europe Originals, Amazon MGM Studios added: ‘Kaleb Cooper has won our hearts with his no-nonsense farming wisdom and unmistakable charm.

‘Seeing him swap his beloved Chipping Norton for the vast Australian outback promises brilliant entertainment as he encounters farming on a whole new scale.’

The programme’s press release states: ‘Throughout his journey, Kaleb will meet his Australian peers and immerse himself in the local culture while exploring how farmers operate in this challenging environment.

‘Viewers will see Kaleb taking on new challenges that are a world away from his familiar routines in Chipping Norton.

‘And it’s no holiday—Kaleb won’t shy away from the gritty realities of farm work while he’s out there—blisters, burns, backaches and all.’

The show will be produced by Dragonfly.

It comes after Clarkson Farm fans were convinced that the upcoming fifth series will be the last ever after a worrying clue from show bosses.

The documentary series, which follows Jeremy Clarkson running his very own farm in Chipping Norton, West Oxfordshire, hit the popular streaming service in 2021.

The show has become a huge fan hit and another four seasons have followed.

Many are counting down the days until the fifth hits our screens next year, however, others have shared their concern that there won’t be any after that.

It comes after it was revealed that one star of the programme is in talks for his very own show.

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Clarkson’s Farm fans have convinced that the fifth series will be the last ever one of the Amazon Prime show after a worrying clue from show bosses

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Kaleb Cooper, (pictured left) who has been on Clarkson’s Farm since 2021, has helped manage Jeremy’s farm – and he has hinted at his own spin-off

The Sun previously reported that Kaleb was keen to star in his own spin-off.

Fans took to Reddit to share their worry about it all, with one saying: ‘It’s been looking that way for a bit now. JC talked a lot about this with S4 starting… that it was time for a break after S5.’

‘Makes sense. There’s only so many original situations that can occur or be fabricated.’

‘Makes sense. It’s going to get more boring. Would be nice if they did an annual check in or something. Quite frankly I’m shocked he hasn’t started doing his own YouTube content.’

‘So sad. I really enjoyed watching these guys and gals.’

‘Would prefer a Charlie spinoff to a Kaleb spinoff but I’ll take it.’

‘I wish it didn’t have to end.’

‘This is such a fun show, hope they take a nice break and get back to it. It’s one of the shows that is just slice of life, with all the craziness going on in the world recently we need more of this.’

Many have taken to Reddit to share their heartbreak over the show potentially coming to an end (pictured)

Adding fuel to the fire, Kaleb told the publication at the National Television Awards: ‘Hopefully one day. Who knows.’

Although fans will be happy to know that Jeremy has previously hinted at another season.

Jeremy said: I’d do a sixth if there was a reason for doing it, like a bl***y good story…

‘Whatever happens we’ll definitely take a short break as the crews are all worn out.

‘We’ve been filming here two or three days a week, every week, for five years.

‘Everybody could do with a rest.’