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Jeremy Clarkson leaves Kaleb Cooper in tears after worst mistake on Diddly Squat Farm

Jeremy Clarkson said he sold publishing rights to buy the farm without a soil test, leaving Kaleb Cooper close to tears.

  • Jeremy Clarkson revealed he made "the worst mistake" on Diddly Squat Farm by financing the purchase "without doing a soil test," leaving co-star Kaleb Cooper close to tears.
  • Kaleb Cooper delivered an emotional speech, telling Clarkson, "You've completely messed this up," which prompted Clarkson to consume "42 pints of Hawkstone" to cope with shame.
  • The Amazon Prime Video series Clarkson's Farm documents the 1,000-acre Oxfordshire site, where Clarkson calls Cooper "the stupidest cleverest person I've ever met" and essential to the journey.
  • Farming has changed Clarkson's outlook on life, particularly regarding animals; he admitted, "With the animals it's the weirdest relationship," noting that witnessing illnesses like Bluetongue is "properly heartbreaking."
  • During the recent Hawkstone Festival, Clarkson confessed, "I'm a little softy at heart," revealing that while he tolerates jokes about James May, animal welfare remains "the worst thing" for him.
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Jeremy Clarkson leaves Kaleb Cooper in tears after worst mistake on Diddly Squat Farm

Jeremy Clarkson left co-star Kaleb Cooper close to tears after making his "worst mistake" on Diddly Squat Farm - see what he did.

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Oxford Mail broke the news in Oxford, United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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