Kaleb Cooper has spoken out after the nation learned of Jeremy Clarkson's cancer diagnosis. The farmer, 27, was seen in tears during an emotional episode of Clarkson's Farm when he discovered that his co-star had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Kaleb, who rose to fame as Jeremy's right-hand man on the Amazon series, confirmed he saw Jeremy recently and will meet him at Cereals, the UK's flagship arable event hosted at Diddly Squat farm. He said: 'I see him today, and I'll see him at Cereals, and his spirits are high, which is good. I mean, that's obviously an emotional episode for people to watch. Yeah, I mean, it's only just come out, so yeah.'
Kaleb emphasised the importance of being supportive: 'I think anything like that's emotional is just how you take it, you know? You sit there and you be supportive, or do you go out there and I would say mope about it, or you know, lock yourself away, and at that time you got to be supportive. And I was there for the whole journey, and I'm still here now, so that's the main thing.'
This is a breaking showbiz news story. Stay tuned for more updates on Jeremy Clarkson's health and the upcoming season of Clarkson's Farm.
