Kaleb Cooper was unable to contain his fury as he went on an expletive-filled rant on his Instagram Story, demanding that a ‘new rule’ be put in place.
The Clarkson’s Farm star, who’s appeared on the Prime Video TV series with Jeremy Clarkson since 2021, is known for his cheerful demeanour while working on the farm.
However, he appeared especially riled in a new update that he shared with his fans, of which he has almost three million on Instagram.
In the video, the 26-year-old was sitting inside his tractor when he explained that he was facing a huge annoyance to his routine.
‘Can we please make a new rule for all the weather forecasters out there – if you just don’t know if it’s going to f**king rain, don’t say!’ he said in the clip, which was obtained by The Sun.
‘Every single weather app today said 29 degrees, boiling hot, and guess what? It’s f**king raining. Or, if you don’t know the weather, simply don’t f**king say. Done.’
We feel your pain Kaleb!
Despite his frustration, the farmer appeared to be in better spirits in his latest Instagram post, which he shared under a glistening, beautiful sunset sky.
‘Harvest season is my favourite season,’ he wrote in his caption, as the orange sun could be seen lowering behind trees in the background.
In the comments, several of Kaleb’s followers thanked him for the work that he does.
‘Thanks for your hard work mate. Farmers are the unsung heroes of our world 👍🏻,’ Neil commented.
‘Fabulous photo, hope the harvest goes well. Our farmers in Lancashire are also still out. Just know you’re all appreciated! ❤️,’ Christine added.
‘Hope you have a good harvest,’ Donald wrote, while Mike joked: ‘Hope Clarkson isn’t helping 😂.’
Last month, Kaleb revealed that the team working on Diddly Squat farm had a ‘difficult season’ ahead.
Addressing the weather, he shared: ‘I can sense this being a interesting and difficult season! We really don’t need this rain in July after the winter we had.’
During the latest season finale of Clarkson’s Farm, Jeremy, 64, addressed how difficult it is for farmers in today’s day and age.
‘I’ll tell you something else as well. If I hadn’t farmed the unfarmed, we’d be in trouble. The other thing as well is that, again, I’m in the fortunate position of having other income streams,’ he said at the time.
‘But if you’re a normal farmer and this is your full-time and only job, you get two years where you don’t make any money, you’re screwed.
‘Because of the fluctuations we saw in the price of wheat and the price of fertiliser, you don’t know where you are.’
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