Source : PERTHNOW NEWS
Kaleb Cooper has married his long-term partner Taya Wilkinson.
The Clarkson’s Farm co-host, 28, tied the knot with his partner in an Oxfordshire ceremony attended by family, friends and his Clarkson’s Farm co-stars – with Jeremy Clarkson among the guests celebrating the couple’s wedding.
Kaleb and Taya, who have three children together, said “I do” after more than a decade as a couple, with the television favourite sharing the news with millions of followers on social media.
The Clarkson’s Farm star, who rose to prominence after becoming an unlikely breakout star of Jeremy Clarkson’s hit Prime Video series in 2021, married Taya at Merriscourt, a 500-acre wedding venue in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.
The couple are parents to Oscar, five, Willa, three, and Ashton, 11 months.
Jeremy attended alongside his partner Lisa Hogan while images published by The Sun showed the former Top Gear and The Grand Tour presenter arriving after recently revealing on Clarkson’s Farm that he is in remission from aggressive prostate cancer.
The wedding comes as Clarkson’s Farm continues to enjoy global success following its latest series, cementing Kaleb’s popularity beyond farming through bestselling books, nationwide theatre tours and television appearances.
Announcing the wedding on Instagram, Kaleb shared a photograph of the newlyweds standing in front of a tractor and said: “Such an amazing day yesterday celebrating our wedding! We both had the most amazing day! Mr and Mrs Cooper.”
Images obtained by The Sun showed Kaleb arriving at the venue in a £250,000 McLaren supercar accompanied by his eldest son, Oscar.
Jeremy reportedly supplied drinks for the celebrations through his Hawkstone brewery, which has become an increasingly prominent part of the Diddly Squat Farm business featured throughout Clarkson’s Farm.
The wedding followed an emotional period for Jeremy after viewers watched him reveal his cancer diagnosis during the latest series of Clarkson’s Farm.
In scenes filmed between late 2024 and September 2025, Jeremy told Kaleb and fellow farm adviser Charlie Ireland he had been diagnosed in May the previous year.
He explained 10 per cent of his prostate, “where the cancer is”, is now “dead”.
Jeremy later confirmed he was in remission.
Ahead of the wedding, Kaleb spoke to the Daily Mail about the preparations, admitting most of the planning had been left to his bride.
He said: “I want to say I’m really hands on but that’s a lie. I can’t really say that, it is Taya that has done the majority of it.”
Kaleb added: “It’s both of our dreams to get married. But Taya is very much like ‘I want it in a certain way, I want my dress to be a certain way’, which is good. I think everyone should have that in their life and go, right, if you’re going to get married, it’s a very special day for everybody, family included, so therefore you’ve got to have your own say of how you want it to go.”
On Christmas Day in 2022, Kaleb announced his engagement to Taya on social media, writing: “She said yes!”
Since becoming one of the defining personalities on Clarkson’s Farm – where Jeremy affectionately nicknamed him “The Fetus” because of the age difference between them – Kaleb has established himself as one of British television’s best-known young farmers.
Away from the series, which follows Jeremy’s attempts to run Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds after first finding fame on Top Gear and later The Grand Tour, Kaleb has expanded his business interests through farming, merchandise, live touring and media work.
According to the latest Companies House filings, Kaleb Cooper Productions has continued to grow significantly, with the company’s accounts increasing from £242,000 in 2023 to £817,000 in the latest financial year.
Alongside his farm contracting work, Kaleb also operates a livestock business specialising in premium beef while continuing to appear on Clarkson’s Farm, which remains one of Prime Video’s most successful factual entertainment series.
