Jeremy Clarkson has introduced full-time nurse and farmer Harriet Cowan into the cast of Clarkson's Farm series four.
The former Top Gear and Grand Tour presenter has found success in farming after purchasing Diddly Squat Farm in 2008.
Based in Chadlington, the spot became globally famous after the success of the Prime Video show Clarkson's Farm.
The now massively popular show has brought several people into the public limelight such as Kaleb Cooper, Gerald Cooper and Charlie Ireland.
Debuting in 2021, the documentary shows Mr Clarkson's farming plight with a range of agricultural topics covered including animals.
With three seasons already released, the fourth is set to come out later this month on Friday, May 23.
The new episodes are set to introduce a brand new star to the Clarkson's Farm ranks in the form of a farmhand.
Harriet Cowan is shown in the recently released trailer to be standing in for fan favourite Kaleb Cooper while he goes on live theatre tours.
The 24-year-old is a full-time nurse as well as a farmer, choosing these two lines of work due to her parents' careers.
Her father runs the family farm while her mother worked as a nurse with both hoping she'd follow in their footsteps.
Ms Cowan graduated from the University of Derby with a degree in nursing and now boasts a large social media following.
With almost 40,000 followers on TikTok and over 11,000 on Instagram, this can only be expected to grow as she appears on Clarkson's Farm.
She is also a staunch campaigner for farmer’s rights, attending the Farmers Protest in London in November 2024 which Mr Clarkson was also at.
Clarkson's Farm fans were initially worried that Ms Cowan had replaced favourite Kaleb Cooper full-time after the trailer was released last week.
The trailer for series four showed Mr Clarkson praising the new star as he said: “She’s brilliant.”
There was then a joke shared between the pair later in the clip as Ms Cowan asked the 65-year-old: "Should I trim your eyebrows?”
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This idea of her being a replacement was dismissed however by Jeremy Clarkson who took to Instagram this week to explain the situation.
He said: "Bad news, I’m afraid, from Diddly Squat. It’s this relentless drought.
"It means we’re so busy, moving animals mostly, that we don’t have the time to do all the planned press and PR activities to mark the launch of season four on May 23, I think.
"And that’s annoying because there was something I wanted to address.
"There’ve been loads of reports recently saying that Kaleb has been replaced.
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"Well he hasn’t – he’s over there now, rolling the dribble of moisture we had yesterday into his mustard.
"So, what happened is this: he went away on his speaking tour for a couple of months, because he imagined that after four years, I’d be able to manage on my own.
"And I didn’t. I made a complete mess of everything and had to bring in a young farmer called Harriet, who was brilliant, and looked after the fort ‘till he got back. That’s it. That’s the story."
Series four of Clarkson's Farm will be released via Prime Video on Friday, May 23, with further episodes dropping the two Fridays following.
