Clarkson's Farm favourite Harriet Cowan has left fans swooning with her latest social media post. The 25-year-old, who first appeared on TV as Kaleb Cooper's stand-in during the fourth season of Jeremy Clarkson's Amazon Prime series, shared a clip of herself during a shift on the farm.
Harriet, a full-time farmer and qualified nurse from Derbyshire, recorded herself while working, appearing radiant in full makeup and rosy blush as she operated her beloved tractor Dottie. In the footage, she mimed to a remixed version of Ella Henderson's Ghost, showcasing a talent beyond her agricultural skills.
Fans react to Harriet's latest post
The TikTok clip has racked up 3,800 likes and countless comments, with admirers calling her "stunning" and "gorgeous." One fan declared "Farming diva," while another gushed "Gorgeous." A third wrote "Stunning as always," and someone else confessed "Omg love you," with many more flooding the comments with heart-eyed emojis.
Her caption simply read "Working ground," leaving followers smitten by her glamorous appearance regardless of the day.
Life before Clarkson's Farm
Before her brief stint on the show, Harriet worked as a full-time community nurse and helped on her family's farm in Derbyshire. She grew up working alongside her dad and grandad on their holding in Belper, handling Aberdeen Angus cattle and driving tractors.
Following her breakthrough on Diddly Squat, she left nursing to focus on farming and content creation. She launched her YouTube channel "Harriet on the Farm" and has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers across TikTok and Instagram, using her platform to encourage young women in agriculture.
The pig anatomy lesson
Harriet recently recalled her exchange with Clarkson, where he was baffled by the idea of female pig anatomy. During the episode, she told the former Top Gear presenter: "If you look on their bums, you can see the little clitoris," to which Clarkson responded: "The what?"
She reiterated "The clitoris," prompting Clarkson to raise his eyebrows and declare: "Pigs don't have clitorises." Harriet remained firm, answering: "I promise you, they do."
In her book, she wrote: "Never at any point in my farming life did I think I would find myself pointing out female sex organs and giving a pig anatomy lesson to a 63-year-old famous TV presenter on a mainstream show."
