The new series of Clarkson’s Farm sees Jeremy Clarkson hire a new farmhand while Kaleb Cooper heads out on tour.
Prime Video recently dropped the first trailer for series four following Clarkson as he gets to grips with growing his own crops and looking after livestock on Diddly Squat farm.
The new series sees Clarkson set out to buy a pub that will reignite his farm-to-fork restaurant vision.
It comes after the council shut down his Oxfordshire restaurant after it was allegedly opened without planning permission.
However, one big change for the new series will see Cooper replaced with a new farm hand, Harriet Cowan.
Who is Harriet Cowan, Kaleb Cooper’s replacement on Clarkson’s Farm
The newest star of the Prime Video series is 24-year-old nurse and farmer, Harriet Cowan, who confirmed her appearance on the show on social media.
Taking to Instagram, Cowan posted the trailer and captioned the post: “Ekkkk, something exciting is coming on the 23rd of May.”
Often posting on Instagram and to her TikTok account, Cowan had seemingly been dropping hints of an appearance on Clarkson’s Farm for a while.
@harrietcowan3 WATCH TILL THE END 🤣@Eddy Cowan I am a woman of many talents but hairdressing isn’t one of them , good job there’s not much hair left to cut isn’t it ! #diy #haircut #country #fyp #foryou #viraltiktok #womeninagriculture #countrygirl #farmlife #agriculture #funnytiktok #oops #fail #farmer ♬ original sound – Speed Up Country
In November of last year, Cowan posted a picture of a couch with ‘Diddly Squat’ written on the side as part of protests against parliament changes to inheritance tax that will impact farmers.
The trailer for series four sees Clarkson praise Cowan, sharing: “She’s brilliant.”
The two also share a joke when Cowan asks the former Top Gear presenter, “Should I trim your eyebrows?”
When does Clarkson Farm release on Prime Video?
Prime Video confirmed that series four of Clarkson’s Farm will begin to stream from May 23.
The first release will see four episodes drop, followed by two more on May 30 and another two on June 6, completing the eight-part series.
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