Kaleb Cooper, popularly known as one of the standout personalities on Clarkson's Farm, has triggered worries among his fanbase after posting a concerning photo from a hospital.
Just shortly after the exciting revelation of his upcoming solo endeavour distanced from Jeremy Clarkson's acclaimed Prime Video show, Kaleb attracted an overwhelming wave of messages from fans expressing concern for his health.
Taking to his social media, Kaleb expressed his growing dislike for hospital visits by sharing a snap from within one such medical facility, captioning it: "I must say I have grown a disliking to being sat in hospitals. Think I'm growing a fear of them."
However, the details behind his hospital stay haven't been disclosed.
This update on Kaleb's wellbeing emerged shortly after he spilt the beans about his latest project aside from the Prime Video hit. The farming expert is set to publish his third book about the agricultural world, titled 'It's A Farming Thing', later this year, reports the Mirror.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, he burst with excitement over the news saying: "I've got some very exciting news which I'm really really excited about and that is, I've done my first book which is The World According To Kaleb, I've done my second book which is Britain According To Kaleb, and now... This is my third book! ".
Delving deeper into the sentimental value attached to his forthcoming release, he elaborated: "This book definitely means something a little bit to me, something special and it touches my heart because it's dedicated to my granddad, who passed away two years ago, and he meant absolutely everything.
"He was my rock, he was my drive, and that's why I drive and work so hard these days, I think, because I want to basically take over the world as a young person. It's available on Amazon, please check it out."
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Kaleb Cooper, the breakout star from Clarkson's Farm, is set to delight fans with his new book, which promises a 'hilarious look at behind the scenes of life on the farm'. The teaser for the upcoming read states: "Kaleb's latest book reflects his loveable, down-to-earth personality and his deep passion for farming, with dead-pan gags and unique observations that will have you crying with laughter."
"It's the unexpected and utterly hilarious story of how he came to be one of the biggest names in farming today."
In related news, Kaleb shared earlier this year that his son Oscar, aged two, experienced a health scare while spending time with him at Diddly Squat Farm.
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Kaleb, who also has a one year old daughter Willa Grace with fiancee Kaya, recounted the incident involving his son during a routine farm task. He narrated: "I was feeding the cattle and my boy looked at me, stuck his tongue out and licked the whole bar of the gate."
"Then he went, 'Nice! ' I told him, 'You're going to regret that, buddy'. Next thing I know he's got a chest infection, ear infection. But that's how you build an immune system, right?"
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