Kaleb Cooper thanked his nearest and dearest as well as fans as he issued a life update. Sharing some news from the Diddly Squat Farm, the Clarkson’s Farm star shared that it had been his birthday yesterday.
The 26-year-old shared a picture of him sitting on top of a metal fence, with a sleeping brown pig below his feet. He smiled into the camera as he was dressed in his farming gear, complete with a gilet and wellies.
Captioning the sweet image, Kaleb wrote: “Would just like to say a massive thank you to everyone who wished me a happy birthday for yesterday. Had a lovely day.”
He added an update with the “stinky” way he celebrated, showing that farming life never stops, as he wrote: “Managed to spread 500 tonnes of cattle muck.” His comments were flooded with well wishes as the belated birthday messages rolled in.
One user wrote: “Yes, Kaleb! Spread your love… spread your cattle muck”. Another penned: “Very happy belated birthday for yesterday Kaleb!! Aside from the muck spreading, I hope you had a great day!!”
A third said: “Belated Happy Birthday, Hope you had some of that lovely Cider you produced.” Someone else added: “Belated happy birthday for yesterday! Keep on spreading!”
Another wrote: “Happy belated birthday, its a s**t job but someone’s gotta do it!” One more user joked: “Same s**t different day.”
Yesterday, on July 3, Kaleb’s fiancee Taya issued an emotional message to her other half. Taking to Instagram, she wrote: “Happy birthday to my hubby, have a great day. I love you.”
The couple have been together since they were 18 years old and share two children together – Oscar and Willa. Taya penned a message from them too as she added: “Happy birthday daddy, we hope you have a wonderful day, we love you so much, love Oscar and Willa.”
The farmer announced that he proposed to his partner on Christmas Day in 2022, showcasing the joyous moment on Instagram with a heartwarming photo capturing Taya proudly displaying her stunning new ring.
In a recent interview, he revealed that the wedding will take place on a farm, stating, “It will definitely…most probably [be on a farm]. I’ve got to have my inner nature with myself.”
