Kaleb Cooper, star of Clarkson's Farm, has hit back at speculation over his appearance, jokingly denying that he dyes his hair. He said the constant sun the UK has experienced has naturally bleached his barnet.
Sun-Bleached Hair
In a light-hearted moment on Harry Metcalfe's YouTube channel Harry's Farm, Kaleb, 27, joked that his fair hair is a natural consequence of the rising temperatures. He said: "It's been so dry. I've watched your video about the rainfall we've had. It's mad."
He added: "We'll be moaning about moisture in two months time, too much rain. The good thing is I've put my safari shirt on. And my hair has been bleached naturally by the Sun. It's not been dyed before anyone says."
Harry then took the opportunity to mock his fellow farmer, joking: "Your teeth are whitened as well. I know you TV types." Kaleb responded: "That hurt," before Harry added: "Call yourself a bloody farmer."
Recent Wedding
Despite the difficult conditions facing farmers, it has not been all doom and gloom for Kaleb. He recently tied the knot with long-term partner Taya Wilkinson. The couple became engaged on Christmas Day 2022 and already have three children together.
Kaleb was spotted departing a local pub with his ushers before making a show-stopping arrival at his nuptials in a £250,000 McLaren supercar with his young son alongside him. Jeremy Clarkson and his girlfriend Lisa Hogan were among the guests celebrating the couple's big day in the Cotswolds, with the ceremony held just minutes from Diddly Squat Farm.
Jeremy played an important role in the festivities, providing an unlimited supply of his Hawkstone booze at the reception.
Support for Jeremy Clarkson
The wedding was a moment for the Clarkson's Farm stars to celebrate after a difficult few months. Kaleb was seen reacting with shock after Jeremy announced his 'aggressive' prostate cancer diagnosis in the latest series of the show.
Kaleb told the Mirror it was difficult to witness his friend go through the diagnosis. He said: "Yeah, I mean, it's only just come out - 100%. I think anything that's emotional is just about 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 and lock yourself away? And at that time you've got to be supportive."
