Kaleb Cooper shares adorable family snap as he takes rare break from farm to for seaside holiday

CLARKSON's Farm star Kaleb Cooper has swapped fields and ploughing for exploring the British coast with a much needed family holiday.

The family of four have been enjoying some quality time in Cornwall, as Kaleb was able to step away from the Cotswolds farm.

Sharing a picture with his fans on Instagram, Kaleb uploaded a snap of his fiancé Taya and their two children, Willa and Oscar.

Fans have flooded the snap with well wishes, as one wrote: "Love watching you and your extended family. Top set of people enlightening us all about farming. Enjoy your holiday xx."

Another shared: "What a beautiful family."

"They are beautiful! Cherish them," posted a third.

The trip comes as Kaleb has stepped up to cover operations at Clarkson's Farm after Jeremy Clarkson was recently taken ill.

Last month, Jeremy was left facing a scary hospital dash after being left with a number of worrying symptoms.

The star recently described how he was left with "tightness in my chest" and "pins and needles in my left arm", before being raced to hospital where it was revealed he had one artery which was fully blocked and another was nearly blocked, putting him at serious risk.

It meant Jeremy was forced to undergo emergency surgery and has since been recuperating at his Oxfordshire farm and home.

Appearing on the Capital FM Breakfast show with Jordan North, Sian Welby and Chris Stark, Kaleb addressed Jeremy's health woes for the first time.

Kaleb admitted he had been there for his co-star and boss every day and insisted he was doing "alright".

He told the breakfast radio show: "Yeah, yeah. I’m there every day. I mean, I’m at the far every day, or we’ll text every day or, you know, I’ll go in for a cup of tea every day.

"Yeah, he’s doing alright. He’s doing alright, he’s doing good."

After news of his recent illness became public, Jeremy told The Sun at the time: "I’m very grateful to everyone who sent supportive messages but I’m fine.

"I just have to not do any manual labour or dishwasher emptying for the next four years. At least I think that’s what the doctor said.";