Clarkson’s Farm’s Kaleb Cooper shares adorable snap with toddler son as things FINALLY start to look up

CLARKSON'S Farm star Kaleb Cooper has delighted fans with selfies with his toddler son Oscar.

Kaleb, 25, is Jeremy Clarkson's right hand man on the Amazon Prime show and he regularly posts updates for their loyal fans from the Cotswolds.

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In one social media snap, Kaleb beamed for a selfie with Oscar who sports a toothy grin.

Posted to the Clarkson Farm's Instagram page, the snap is captioned: "What a duo."

Fans have gone wild for the snap as one commented: "Ah mini kaleb."

Another shared: "Little farmer in the making!"

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"The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree here!!!" said a third.

On X, another selfie of the pair has seen the official Clarkson's Farm account ask fans if they'd like Oscar to be a regular face on the show.

The account wrote: "Petition to include Kaleb’s son as a new cast member starts now."

Fans have been quick to agree, as one wrote: "Great smiled kid!"

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Another one teased: "He’ll be driving a tractor with more skill than @JeremyClarkson in a matter of months."

The posts come as Kaleb sparked even more concern among Clarkson's Farm fans after an extremely worrying update.

Currently in its fourth season, Kaleb posted an image onto his Instagram story as he worked the land using one of the many large tractors.

The vehicle created two long mud trails, but they were completely filled with murky water as the fields were completely flooded.

He sarcastically captioned the snap: "Great year we have had."

This comes after Jeremy opened up on how the farm faced the familiar weather foe with an insight into just how hard they were hit.

An Instagram image showing how the rain and bad weather had affected was shared, as the account posted: "It's going to be a rough year. All that seed sowed, drowned with the constant rain."

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