Clarkson's Farm's Kaleb Cooper exposes 'problem' on farm ahead of Australia trip
Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper has taken a selfie after he was snagged in an electric gate, just days before his trip to Australia
Clarkson's Farm favourite Kaleb Cooper has turned to Instagram to reveal a recent mishap ahead of his journey Down Under on Prime Video.
The forthcoming spin-off, Kaleb: Down Under, was revealed earlier this month and will chronicle the renowned farmer on his maiden solo adventure to one of the globe's largest farming markets across four episodes.
After his UK tour last year, Kaleb is once more venturing beyond his Chipping Norton comfort zone and will witness farming on an unprecedented scale, discovering thousands of acres throughout Australia.
Regrettably, his expedition began rather disastrously as mere days before his departure, Kaleb found himself trapped by an electric gate.
"Sums up the crazy week I'm having before I go to Australia [crying laughter emoji] so busy [stressed face emoji]," he penned in the caption of his recent IG post, reports Gloucestershire Live.
He proceeded to upload a video where he describes the "small problem", continuing, "I pressed a button and went to walk past and my jumper got caught in it."
The incident didn't conclude there as Kaleb realised the full scope of the destruction once the gate began shutting.
"Ah it's cut my jumper!" he cried out, exasperated. "Noo. Aw noo."
Kaleb then directed his phone towards his face and pulled a sad expression for the camera.
Numerous followers have shown compassion for the farming celebrity ahead of his bold expedition, with one IG user quipping: "It's saying, 'Please don't leave me!'"
Another remarked playfully: "Looks like something Jeremy would do!" One fan comforted him, saying: "Don't worry mate won't need that in aus 36°C tomorrow haha."
Kaleb's announcement follows the conclusion of Jeremy Clarkson's popular farming series' fourth season in June this year, with a fifth series at Diddly Squat Farm already underway.
The former Top Gear and The Grand Tour host has recently faced criticism from fans for refusing to accept cash at his farm shop, where his partner Lisa sells their homegrown produce.
"Why won't you accept cash at your shop? Do you support digital currency? Bad move, my son," one disgruntled customer queried on X.
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Jeremy responded: "I'm with you but it's just completely impractical, I'm afraid."
In a recent statement, Kaleb hinted at his new adventure: "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."
Clarkson’s Farm is available to stream on Prime Video.