Kaleb Cooper net worth unveiled as he lands his own Amazon Prime Video show

Kaleb Cooper introduces Maple the pig

Kaleb Cooper was the breakout star of Clarkson's Farm star thanks to his banter, straight talking with Jeremy Clarkson and his in-depth farming knowledge.

The 26-year-old from Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire has worked the farming industry since he was young and worked on various farms in the Cotswolds.

Cooper was brought into Clarkson's Farm as a tractor driver and helped the TV presenter with the day-to-day running of his Diddly Squat Farm, which is based between Chipping Norton and Chadlington in Oxfordshire.

The farmer once claimed he had never left his home town before he ventured into London to sell produce to restaurants for Clarkson's Farm. Now he has toured the country with The World According to Kaleb to share his tales about farming, life experiences while living in the countryside and what it is really like working with Jeremy Clarkson.

Prime Video filmed his tour at Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham and the full set will be released on November 29.

With his TV appearances, book sales, thriving farming business and social media following, we ask - what is his net worth?

What is Kaleb Cooper's net worth?

Kaleb Cooper from Clarkson's Farm (Image: InYourArea)

According to Companies House, documents show Kaleb Cooper Productions' assets almost jumped from £122,000 to £242,000 in the financial year ending June 30, 2023.

His contracting business, Kaleb Cooper Contracting, has also experienced a substantial increase in growth from £52,000 to £96,000.

Although the amount he earns from his appearances on Clarkson's Farm hasnot been disclosed, Heart Radio reports that he receives a payment for his contributions.

Clarkson has often praised Kaleb for his intelligence, dedication, and television presence, saying, "He'll drive up and down through the night, putting the right fertiliser on and taking pride in watching a healthy field take root."

Cooper has written his latest book, It's a Farming Thing, which covers his passion for agriculture and how he wants to promote farming.

"Farming gets a lot of negativity," says Kaleb.

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"I have done this book to show how I started in farming and, I have a young following out there and I feel draw to help them, but also to highlight how farming is good for me.

"It is a way of life - farmers would not be doing what they do if they do not love their job.

"Farmers will relate but I want [to connect to] the general public too, to show them why we love what we love doing and our little traditions."

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Kaleb Cooper has toured the country and shared his love of farming (Image: PA)

Viewers can watch The World According to Kaleb: On Tour on Prime Video, with the release date of Friday, November 29.

The special is around one hour and four minutes long. During its 37-performance run from January to March 2024, the sold-out national theatre tour received standing ovations and praise from fans and the Diddly Squat team, including Jeremy Clarkson.

A synopsis from Amazon MGM Studios reads: "A special performance from Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper’s national theatre tour ‘The World According to Kaleb’ will be available on Prime Video globally on 29th November.

"The programme, produced by Expectation, will give audiences at home front row seats to Chipping Norton’s finest and best-known farmer and best-selling author, as he puts on an extra special night back where it all began - at the Cheltenham Everyman Theatre.

"This final performance will include Kaleb’s unique observations and strong views on anything from sheep, to famous people, to why farming is the best job in the world, whilst also highlighting some of the many challenges that British farmers face today."