Kaleb Cooper, the beloved farmhand from Amazon Prime's hit series Clarkson's Farm, has shocked fans by revealing his actual salary from the show - and it's far less than viewers might expect.
The 24-year-old agricultural expert, who became a fan favourite for his no-nonsense approach to teaching Jeremy Clarkson about farming, admitted his earnings are surprisingly modest compared to typical reality TV stars.
'I'm not in it for the money' says farming sensation
In a candid revelation, Cooper explained: "People assume I'm making millions, but farming's my real job. The TV money helps, but it's not life-changing." The young farmer reportedly earns just £1,500 per episode for his role in the series.
Fans react to salary shock
Social media erupted with surprise after Cooper's comments surfaced, with many viewers praising his down-to-earth attitude. One fan tweeted: "Kaleb's the real star of the show - he deserves at least Clarkson's petrol money!"
The revelation comes as Clarkson's Farm prepares for its highly anticipated third season, which promises more hilarious mishaps and genuine farming insights from Diddly Squat Farm.
