Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has built quite the following since the Amazon Prime series first aired in 2021 but sharing a recent post with his 2.7 million followers, he sparked a concerned response from floods of viewers.
The 26-year-old stars as Jeremy Clarkson’s right-hand-man on the series, and frequently shares updates from his farming and personal life on his social media.
Having made a name for himself with the public by working hard at Diddly Squat Farm, Cooper likes to share regular parts of his day online.
In one of his latest Instagram posts, Cooper explained he’s been working with the farm’s beehives. Sharing a snap of himself smiling in a protective beekeeping suit, he penned: “Bee duties today.”
It comes as Clarkson, 64, introduced more than 250,000 bees to the Oxfordshire farm because they pollinate and play a key role in the ecosystem.
Fans quickly recalled part of a Clarkson’s Farm episode which saw the former Top Gear star stung by one of the bees as he worked on the site.
It didn’t take long for them to express concern for Cooper and, taking to the comments section, he was warned to take care as he undertook the bee-caring duties.
Fans also couldn’t resist the chance to share a few puns in the comments, too. One penned: “Bee careful”.
Someone else quipped: “Looks like business is buzzing.”
Another fan shared: “I hope you didn’t get stung on the a*** like @jeremyclarkson1.”
“Doing a good thing Kaleb. Just don’t do deodorant or parfum on,” another remarked.
“Isn’t that Jeremy’s job or is he making you keep up with his jobs while he drinks hawkstone?” another inquired.
Kaleb Cooper frequently shares updates with fans on his social media platforms
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Clarkson has claimed trespassers have become a problem since the series, which stars himself and Cooper, launched. However, it’s been reported one local has made a complaint about their concerns regarding Clarkson’s privacy tactic.
According to MailOnline, the Oxfordshire resident explained they’d been stung by a bee during a walk with their dog close to the farm.
“I got stung a few weeks ago and don’t go up there anymore,” they stated. “He doesn’t want people looking at his house or going in there and that’s understandable.
“I understand that Jeremy doesn’t want fans walking onto his land to try and find him but it seems a bit dangerous to have so many beehives close to a public lane hidden behind a big hedge.”
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